The report said department lawyers had concluded that waivers used to bypass environmental laws to build the physical fence did not apply to the virtual one, meaning it will not be operational until early next year and only at limited parts of the border in Arizona.
Say you want a "virtual host" — meaning your domain will be on a server with other domains, as opposed to a server of its own.
We have developed a simple method for reducing the number of false positives in a virtual screen, meaning ligands which are scored highly by the docking program but do not bind well in reality.
With a lot of business models, you have to build the manufacturing capability yourself, but we rely on virtual manufacturing, meaning I can turn to someone with a [computer controlled cutting machine] and buy his or her machine time, so I don't have to buy my own; that means I can expand and contract my manufacturing very quickly.
Inside semiconductors, two photon absorption using sub-bandgap photons can be described by a two-step process: those photons of energy E<E g can promote an electron from the valence band to a <span class="lh">virtual state (meaning a non stationary state) in the gap.
They're a virtual currency, meaning they exist nowhere but on a network of ledgered accounts owned by people all over the world.
Many traditional office-style jobs can now be transferred to virtual positions, meaning you can work from literally anywhere with Wifi.
Virtual Machines mean CPU overhead, meaning applications that may not be as efficient as if they were running native.
Virgin Mobile, which recently reported a loss of £59 million on revenue of £174 million for the year ended Dec. 31, will require money to expand in the United States, where it is starting a virtual service -- meaning that it leases capacity from the networks of other operators -- with Sprint this summer.
