Uploading and can also be answered as mirroring to virtual Hard Drive if your system is a "thin client". Thin Client is a computer that only runs less than minimum hardware and saves data to a server on the internet, which is where the virtual Hard Drive is stored for a "thin client".
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This is not really a question, but best guess answer is "uploading"
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Yes, a flatbed scanner can scan photos. A flatbed scanner can scan photos, maps, documents, books, and even 3 dimensional objects such as coins and other small objects.
Computer modeling means by using a computer to model a situation such as, a computer simulation of a ball bouncing on thin water. By programming a computer to manipulate objects, and play with the figures to see what happens, that is called computer modeling.
The meaning of devices refers to objects or things that are made with a specific purpose in mind, such as a computer.
Hard drive: Stores information in bytes, a storage unit. Processor: Processes information from the computer *speed depends on clock speed* and if there is too much information for the processor to handle, it will lag (stutter) and heat up. Motherboard: Sends electrical signals to each part of the computer in a circuit like pattern. Fan: This is a very essential part to the computer, as it keeps the parts cool and stops overheating. If there was not a fan built into the processor, in a matter of seconds, it would go up to about 373°K, or 100 degrees C° 212°F. The circuit board in the processor would then melt. Graphics Card: The visuals that you see when you play video games or use simulations, also lets you see what is on the computer when you are browsing the internet. The graphics card has a mini fan built in but should be supplied with sufficient air flow via other fans. The processor has a mini graphics card in it *if it is of a high quality* but should not be alone if one would be using the computer for gaming. Hope that helped! (Note) If you are worried about processor heat, you should download a safe temperature watcher.
One of the most common components of a GUI on the personal computer is a pointer: a graphical image on a screen that indicates the location of a pointing device, and can be used to select and move objects or commands on the screen.
They are objects.
Text documents and graphics can be made hyperlinks
Tomihisa Kamada has written: 'Visualizing abstract objects and relations' -- subject(s): Computer graphics, Computer vision
Computer Graphics: Synthesize pictures from mathematical or geometrical models.Image Processing: analyze pictures to derive descriptions (often in mathematical or geometrical forms) of objects appeared in the pictures.
A z-order, in computer graphics, refers to the order in which objects should be drawn in order to display correctly.
A graphics card provides extra processing power to a computer that is specialized in the preparation of video images. Some specialized functions that they provide include functions to draw lines, calculate the textures of objects, provide lighting effects. The computer runs software specifically designed for the graphics card, often called a 'driver' which tells the computer what functions the graphics card is capable of assisting with.
A z-buffer is a buffer for the purpose of tracking the relative depths of different objects in a scene, when creating computer graphics.
Rigging refers to a process in which the characters or objects are attached to bones and/or controllers that allow Animators to move or manipulate them.
on your main drive C: Usually under Documents & Settings or Users if your in Vista
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Graph theory is the study of graphs:mathematical structures used to model pairwise relations between objects from a certain collection.A "graph" in this context refers to collection of edges that connect pairs of vertices.While computer graphics are graphics created using computers and more generally,the representation of image data by computer...... Unknown Programmer from Iraq...
Heat can be transferred via conduction, convection, and radiation.