Vector
Vector may refer to:
* An element in a
vector space*
Vector (spatial), an object defined by both
magnitude and
direction*
Probability vector* Truth Vectors
* A
List or
one-dimensional array (and a
data structure, based on an array, which is able to grow or shrink as needed, though not efficiently)
*
Vector processor, a
computer processor which works on arrays of several numbers at once
*
Dope vector*
Vector graphics,
computer graphics defined by
geometric primitives instead of
pixels*
Vector (computing), the method that
malicious code (viruses, etc) uses to propagate itself
*
Vector (STL), a data type in the
Standard Template Library used in the
C++ programming language
*A
vector in biology has many several meanings::*An organism that transmits disease by conveying pathogens from one host to another:*A
virus used to deliver genetic material into a cell:*A
piece of DNA meant to carry DNA fragments into a host cell
*Vector Institute, another name for the
State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology*
The Vector, the
New Jersey Institute of Technology's
school newspaper*
Vector Limited, a
New Zealand multi-network
infrastructure company*
Vector Marketing, the multi-level marketing firm that sells Cutco knives
*
Vector (food) is a cereal manufactured by
Kellogg's*
Vector Supercars, or a model they once produced
*
Vector, the capital of the Empire in the videogame
Final Fantasy VI*
Vector Industries, the interplanetary conglomerate in the
Xenosaga videogame series.
*
Vector the Crocodile, a character from the
Sonic the Hedgehog series of videogames
* Figaro Continental Vector, the city that covers half of the planet Eae in the videogame and animated series,
Monkeyfellas*
Vector, a 1970 novel by
Henry Sutton*
Vector, a 1999 novel by
Robin Cook*
Vector (band), a 1980s
New Wave/Rock band
*
Vector is the critical journal of the
British Science Fiction Association*
Vector magazine is the journal of the British APL Association
*
Vectors are invisible weapon-like hands of the Diclonius in the
anime series
Elfen Lied.
