"virtual definition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is defined or described in a theoretical or digital sense, rather than a physical one. Example: "The concept of beauty is a virtual definition, as it is subjective and varies from person to person."
This film is a virtual definition of the phrase "acquired taste".
The description was a virtual definition of petroleum and natural gas supplies, which Lithuania lacks as a natural resource, and would also appear to include raw materials and machinery spare parts needed for Lithuania's industry.
"It seemed to us that it quickly evolved from quality of friends to quantity," he said, "which was interesting to us because it felt like the virtual definition of a friend became something different than the friends that you'd want to hang out with".
As in ordinary office buildings, the HVAC system of the building used in this research has FCUs on the window-side perimeter, while room interiors have AHU conditioning systems incorporating variable air volume (VAV) system control (Figure 4). Figure 4 Virtual definition for control (indoor environment).
Considine criticized "Black Hole Sun" and "Half", stating that the former is "not a very good song" while the latter "is the virtual definition of a B-side".
The Slicer then verifies if the received command complies with the virtual network definition (2), by means of its flowspace rules, and modifies the command when necessary.
FSFW implements its virtualization by using different VLAN tags for different controllers in different interfaces of the switch, while FlowVisor have a broader virtual network definition.
This Slicer element then verifies if the command complies with the virtual network definition (2), by matching with FlowVisor's flowspace, and the command is rewritten if necessary.
The objective of the proposed mechanism is to extend FlowVisor's current virtual network definition, allowing network administrators to define which actions are allowed for each controller to use in their flows.
A similarly selective view can be seen in systematic reviews such as the one by Cook et al. [ 19] in which the authors excluded many articles using the virtual patient definition suggested by the AAMC.
They are used to define the virtual property definitions.
