English to Hawaiian Meaning of virtual - ʻike kamepiula

Virtual :

ʻike kamepiula

adjective

hewa, maʻi, moekolohe, ʻike kamepiula

Virtual :: ʻike kamepiulaVirtually :: virtually

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Definitions of virtual in English

Adjective(1) being actually such in almost every respect(2) existing in essence or effect though not in actual fact

Examples of virtual in English

(1) The Dutch town of Almere will host the world's first virtual city supercomputer or computer grid.(2) First, the judge ruled that a player has a claim of ownership to virtual property in computer game.(3) Despite the virtual absence of pollutants and allergens there, fully one-third of the population of about 300 are asthma sufferers.(4) Meanwhile the virtualization engine maps the virtual devices to actual physical devices.(5) We look for virtual photons, those never-seen particles of force and energy, for an explanation.(6) It describes a virtual world that challenges how we perceive the real world.(7) The result is that the markets of these games have spilled out of their virtual borders and into the real world.(8) If things go right and you decide to meet your virtual lover, here are some tips on how to maintain your safety when arranging face-to-face meetings.(9) One museum Web site featured a virtual tour of the museum's physical galleries.(10) We are only just in the process of developing laws that may protect our closest evolutionary relatives, the other hominids, from virtual extinction.(11) The first is the cost of research and the need for profits to justify such costs; the second is the absence from virtual markets of the purely profit-based phenomenon of arbitrage.(12) The resulting electric field would create a plasma of electrons and positrons from among the virtual particles surrounding the star.(13) Their findings offer scientists and herders a virtual history book describing how cattle, crucial to so many Africans, came to be so genetically diverse.(14) The only thing that prevents these virtual particles from coming into permanent existence is a lack of energy.(15) This trend is quite worrisome because, in the virtual absence of private investment, public sector spending is expected to be a major source of stimulus to the economy.(16) Newman understood church history as the recounting of all that is known about the progress of the kingdom of Christ on earth, a definition in virtual agreement with Schaff.

Related Phrases of virtual

(1) virtual reality ::

ʻike kamepiula aku o ka lanakila

(2) virtual memory ::

ʻike kamepiula paʻa

(3) virtual machine ::

ʻike kamepiula mīkini

(4) virtual private network ::

ʻike kamepiula ponoi ulana pukapuka,

(5) virtual community ::

ʻike kamepiula kaiaulu

(6) virtual server ::

ʻike kamepiula kikowaena

(7) virtual organization ::

ʻike kamepiula hui

(8) virtual office ::

ʻike kamepiula oihana

(9) virtual image ::

ʻike kamepiula kiʻi

(10) virtual circuit ::

ʻike kamepiula kaapuni

Related Phrases of virtual

(1) virtual reality ::

ʻike kamepiula aku o ka lanakila

(2) virtual memory ::

ʻike kamepiula paʻa

(3) virtual machine ::

ʻike kamepiula mīkini

(4) virtual private network ::

ʻike kamepiula ponoi ulana pukapuka,

(5) virtual community ::

ʻike kamepiula kaiaulu

(6) virtual server ::

ʻike kamepiula kikowaena

(7) virtual organization ::

ʻike kamepiula hui

(8) virtual office ::

ʻike kamepiula oihana

(9) virtual image ::

ʻike kamepiula kiʻi

(10) virtual circuit ::

ʻike kamepiula kaapuni

Synonyms

Adjective

1. effective ::

ka hoʻokō

2. simulated ::

simulated

3. practical ::

mea hiki

Different Forms

virtual, virtually

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