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World: [from "virtual" meaning: in effect but not in substance; and "world" referring to any domain, state, or individual experience.] 1. A mental model created by people as a representation of a reality (actual or fictional) for contemplation and communication (eg, a story, telephone conversation, or movie); 2. An information model maintained by a computer for computation and subsequent communication (eg, simulation, animation, or algortithm); 3. ...
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Not physical in nature eg virtual reality.
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Created, simulated, or carried on by means of a computer or computer network
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relative to current location or webserver root.
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1. (Older meaning, before computer era) Being so in essence or effect although not officially recognized (for example, a virtual paradise, meaning a place on Earth that is really like Paradise). 2.(New meaning created by computer technology) Simulated; especially simulated by electronic technology (for example, a virtual paradise, meaning a computer simulation of Paradise, perhaps in a virtual reality or 3-D gaming space).
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