VECTOR

a physical quantity with both magnitude and direction, such as a force or velocity. —DMSMH Glossary (app. 14.7.90), —Games Congress Gls (Approved 13.8.92), —Grad V Approved 1992 Glossary Upgrade, —HEV Approved Glossary, —PDC 2 Approved Glossary, —PDC Volume 3 Approved Glossary, —PDC Volume 5 Approved Glossary, —PDC Volume 6 Approved Glossary, —PDC Volume 7 Approved Glossary, —Perception of Truth Approved Glossary (9 June 92)

a physical quantity with both magnitude and direction, such as a force or velocity. And he's so used to resisting getting worse, don't you see, that it's a brand-new vector, it's a brand-new vector to say you could get better. -Styles of Auditing (17 Nov. 64) a physical quantity with both magnitude and direction, such as a force or velocity. So you get what is known as confusion and that, actually, is the mest universe-all force vectors going in all directions simultaneously short circuit.a physical quantity with both magnitude and direction, such as a force or velocity.the particular course followed or to be followed.