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Vex
Vex is a programming language specifically designed for use in visual effects and animation software, which is widely recognized in the industry. This language allows artists and developers to create…
Society and cultureVexation
Vexation refers to the emotional state of being upset, frustrated, or worried. This term encompasses a wide range of negative feelings that can arise in various situations, from interpersonal…
Artificial intelligenceVexatious Bias
Vexatious bias is a type of bias that manifests in artificial intelligence (AI) systems and causes unnecessary harm or distress in the generated results. This phenomenon occurs when algorithms…
Graphics, games and extended realityVexel Graphics
Vexel graphics are a form of digital art that combines the aesthetics of vector graphics with the appearance of raster images. Unlike traditional graphics, which rely on pixels, vexels use…
Engineering and transportationVFR (Visual Flight Rules)
Visual Flight Rules (VFR) are a set of regulations that allow pilots to operate aircraft in weather conditions that are generally clear enough for them to see where they are going. These rules are…
Networking and telecommunicationsVFR Navigation
VFR navigation (Visual Flight Rules) is a navigation method based on visual references and used in visual flight conditions. This approach allows pilots to fly using visible landmarks on the ground…
Operating systemsVFS Cache
The VFS (Virtual File System) cache is a mechanism designed to improve file access performance in operating systems. This cache acts as an intermediary between file access requests and the underlying…
Operating systemsVFS Layer
The VFS (Virtual File System) layer is an essential component in operating systems, acting as an interface between the operating system kernel and various file systems. Its primary function is to…
Operating systemsVFS Module
The VFS (Virtual File System) module is an abstraction layer that allows the kernel of an operating system to support different file systems uniformly. Its main function is to provide a common…
Graphics, games and extended realityVFX
VFX, short for Visual Effects, refers to a set of techniques used to create images that cannot be achieved during live filming. These techniques are fundamental in the film, television, and video…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA
Video Graphics Array (VGA) is a standard for computer visualization that was introduced by IBM in 1987. This standard defines both the hardware interface and the signal format for transmitting…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Adapter
A VGA adapter is a device that allows a VGA (Video Graphics Array) connection to a different type of display interface. This adapter is essential for connecting computers and other devices that use…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Cable
The VGA (Video Graphics Array) cable is a type of analog connection used to transmit video signals from a computer to a monitor. This cable, characterized by its 15-pin D-shaped connector, allows the…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Connector
The VGA (Video Graphics Array) connector is a type of connector used for video output from a computer. Introduced by IBM in 1987, the VGA connector has become an industry standard for transmitting…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Controller
A VGA controller is an essential component in managing video output to screens that use the VGA (Video Graphics Array) standard. This type of controller is responsible for generating the necessary…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Graphics
VGA (Video Graphics Array) graphics are a display standard introduced in 1987 by IBM. This format was designed to offer a resolution of 640x480 pixels with a palette of 256 colors, representing a…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Mode
The VGA (Video Graphics Array) mode is a display standard introduced in 1987 by IBM, primarily characterized by its resolution of 640x480 pixels and its ability to display up to 256 colors…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Mode 13h
Mode 13h VGA is a graphics mode that allows the representation of images at a resolution of 320x200 pixels, using a palette of 256 colors. This mode is part of the VGA (Video Graphics Array)…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Monitor
A VGA monitor is a display device that uses the Video Graphics Array (VGA) standard to show images and graphics. This standard was introduced by IBM in 1987 and became one of the most common formats…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Palette
The VGA palette is a set of colors used in VGA (Video Graphics Array) graphics to define and represent colors on computer screens. This palette is fundamental in the realm of computer graphics, as it…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Resolution
VGA resolution, which stands for Video Graphics Array, is a graphics resolution standard characterized by a definition of 640x480 pixels. This format was introduced by IBM in 1987 and became a…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Signal
The VGA (Video Graphics Array) signal is a video signal format used in VGA connections for display output. Introduced by IBM in 1987, this standard is characterized by its ability to transmit images…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsVGA Text Mode
The VGA text mode is a display format that allows text to be shown in a resolution of 80x25 characters. This mode is part of the VGA (Video Graphics Array) standard, which was introduced by IBM in…
Artificial intelligenceVGG
VGG is a convolutional neural network (CNN) architecture that stands out for its depth and performance in image classification tasks. Developed by the Visual Geometry Group at the University of…