Virtual Object - How To Discuss

Virtual Object

Representation of a real or imaginary object in digital form. Examples include reproducing a landmark such as the Eiffel Tower on a virtual world tour or a spacecraft built in an environment designed to simulate changes in gravity or air density that would not be possible in real experiments.

Literal Meanings of Virtual Object

Virtual:

Meanings of Virtual:

1. Almost or nearly as described, but not fully or strictly defined.

2. Not physically existing as such, but created by software to give visibility.

3. It refers to the points where the rays would meet if produced in reverse.

4. Refers to or indicates displacements of infinitesimally small points in a system.

5. It denotes particles or interactions with an extremely short lifetime and (because of the uncertainty principle) infinitely high energies, which are postulated as intermediate steps in certain processes.

Sentences of Virtual

1. Virtual absence of border control.

2. Virtual images.

Synonyms of Virtual

essential, to all intents and purposes, indirect, effective, in effect, in all but name, near, for all practical purposes, implicit, unacknowledged, implied, tacit, practical, near enough

Object:

Meanings of Object:

1. A physical thing that can be seen and touched.

2. Person or object towards which a particular act or feeling is directed.

3. A noun or a noun defined by a transitive active verb or a preposition.

4. A data construct that describes everything a computer (such as a processor or piece of code) knows and defines how it works.

5. Say something to express opposition or disagreement with something.

Sentences of Object

1. He was carrying a large object.

2. The disease has become the subject of research.

3. In Gaelic the word order is: verb, subject, object.

4. The user interface treats most elements, including cells, images, and buttons, as objects.

5. Local residents complain about traffic jams.

Synonyms of Object

draw the line (at), thingy, take issue (with), gripe (about), thingamajig, thingummy, doohickey, quarrel with, victim, gadget, cavil (at), kvetch (about), express disapproval (of), beg to differ, take a stand against, dingus, doojigger, argue (against), device, doobry, whatchamacallit, condemn, piece, what-d'you-call-it, focus, express disagreement (with), raise/express objections (to), grouse (about), lodge a protest (against), target, oppose, remonstrate (against), take exception (to), quibble (about), thingamabob, thingo, doodah, protest (against), doodad, grumble (about), article, have a problem (with), body, thing, item, moan (about), make a fuss (about), gubbins, kick up a fuss/stink (about), complain (about), recipient, demur, disapprove (of), entity, beef (about), whatsit, be in opposition (to), mind