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Virtual Reality
Virtual reality involves computer simulation of sensory events. It helps to create a situation where simulated experiences seem more realistic. Headsets that rotate a video game screen as the player's head moves is an example of virtual reality.
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What is an augmented octave?
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An augmented octave is an interval comprising thirteen semitones and eight note names - for example, C to C sharp.
What is an augmented ninth?
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An augmented ninth is an interval of 15 semitones, spanning nine note names, for example, C to D sharp.
When was The Reality of the Virtual created?
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The Reality of the Virtual was created in 2004.
What is a good thesis statement for social media and virtual reality and how it is altering your social interactions and expectations?
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What actors and actresses appeared in Virtual Reality - 2013?
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The cast of Virtual Reality - 2013 includes: Javi Elvis Isra Pineda as Barman Isma Rubio
How does adsorption work in reality?
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Adsorption is a very similar word to absorption but they are not the same thing really. Adsorption can be used to rid methane smells and such where absorption is what a sponge does to water.
What are the advantages of virtual infrastructure?
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There are a number of potential advantages of virtual infrastructure. Some of the most obvious are lower hardware requirements, simpler systems management and operations and more efficient disaster recovery processes.
What is virtual webhosting used for?
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Virtual webhosting is used when an individual and/or company wants to have more than one website (domain) hosted on one server. For example, using virtual webhosting allows the individual to share the same resources across multiple websites on the same server.
