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vector graphics
Vector based graphics like SVG image files show images with no pixelation when the size is changed. This is because they have rules like 'draw a black square 20% of the image width', whereas raster image (png, jpg) say 'pixel 158 is colored black'.
Virtual Machine
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Virtual Machine
A Virtual Machine (VM) is a software program that allows a vitrual Operating System to run on top of whatever OS is controlling the hardware. One major benefit of a VM is if it crashes, it can be quickly and easily started from a saved safe state. Multiple virtual machines can also exist within a single host at one time, and can be run cheaply from the cloud by services like Amazon's AWS.
visualization
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visualization
The system that allows you to to see what your process or facility is doing. Process Visualization would be created in Ignition to view the current status of your process.
VM
Created Dec 28, 2020 (11:18)
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VM
See Virtual Machine.
Voice over IP
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Voice over IP
See VoIP.
VoIP
Created Dec 28, 2020 (11:18)
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VoIP
Synonym(s):
IP Telephony
Voice over IP (VoIP) is a method and a group of technologies for delivering voice communications and multimedia sessions over Internet Protocol (IP) networks, such as the Internet. This enables users to communicate via telephone over an Internet connection instead of a traditional analog connection.
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viewport
A viewport is the term for the visible area on a display device. It is used in design as a way to refer to the display screen and how layout fits into that screen. In Perspective, viewports are particularly relevant to container layouts and style classes.
