Definition of virtualize in English:

virtualize

(British virtualise)

verb ˈvəːtʃ(ʊ)əlʌɪzˈvəːtj(ʊ)əlʌɪzˈvərtʃuəˌlaɪz

[with object]

1Convert (something) to a computer-generated simulation of reality.
you've literally captured the motion of a human; now you can proceed to virtualize it
Example sentencesExamples
- Solutions that sell themselves as such require enormous faith from customers who are required to virtualize their entire data systems.
- To create a true virtualized infrastructure, organizations must consider both resource virtualization and application virtualization.
- One of the most interesting applications for Platform Intelligence may be related to ‘on demand’ computing where resources are virtualized, and users are charged based on resource usage.
- But all of those server makers along with major storage and networking players also want to virtualize data centers on their own via various software and hardware products.
- For some time to come, there's going to be a tension between virtualized hardware and old-style applications.
1. 1.1 Create a virtual version of (a computing resource or facility).
  Example sentencesExamples
  In May, start-up FalconStor Software Inc reworked its virtualization software to allow users to access replication functions without actually virtualizing their data.
  The library should virtualize itself from the ISV application.
  It is also much simpler and cleaner to design and implement back and disaster recovery solutions when the data storage is virtualised, said Owens.
  Java has always been a great language for writing big apps that can be virtualized across a bunch of processors or machines.
  A topic that has generated a deeply divided debate for more than a year involves the concept of virtualized malware.
  Not every company needs to virtualize their disks.
  Application software provides the data management policies that control when records are migrated from the RAID to tape, while virtualizing the combined capacity to represent a large, single file system.
  If your products are going to be virtualized, it's better if you're doing the virtualizing rather than a competitor.
  Host servers can only see and virtualize the storage devices in sight and under its control.
  With Fedora 7 it's so easy to use KVM virtualization that you can start virtualizing your favorite operating system and barely even touch the keyboard!
  Solutions that sell themselves as such require enormous faith from customers who are required to virtualize their entire data systems.
  Hi all, Checkout this Best Practice guide on how to virtualize services using Oracle ESB..
  Also called storage subsystem virtualization, array-based brands virtualize single arrays or multiple networked arrays by the same manufacturer.
  Virtual PC lets you create separate virtual machines on your Windows desktop, each of which virtualizes the hardware of a complete physical computer.
  It is important to realize that the virtualized Windows XP system needs to be secured independent of the Windows 7 system.
  By virtualizing all these different parts, in effect we placed a shield over the underlying complexity.
  There are a number of basic requirements to successfully virtualizing computing power in the data center.
  Like the early days of the PC, we're working to virtualize and automate all the different parts underneath.
  Sun aims Java, which virtualizes the application environment, to application developers.
  It would probably involve providing an integrated system - servers, PCs and, yes, software - for virtualizing the client desktop, enabling the centralization and automation of most traditional maintenance activities.

Derivatives

virtualization

nounˌvəːtʃʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌvəːtjʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

While the goals of virtualization are desirable, virtualization alone proved unable to achieve those goals.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is equally likely that a software vendor will implement virtualization on a server platform.
- Automation, virtualisation and integration are cornerstone features within the platform.
- Server-based virtualization is achieved by software that runs on servers.
- Microsoft has released its Virtual PC operating system virtualization software to manufacturing.

virtualizer

noun

It also runs more smoothly, because it is a virtualiser, not an emulator.
Example sentencesExamples
- I've had personal bad experiences with the virtualiser, moduliser and vamp.
- I mean, old code from the mainframe age is still running on virtualizers to this day.
- A virtualiser is not a very practical solution, it needs lots of work for a limited audience.
- This does mean, however, that it can not be used to run other Operating Systems, unlike virtualisers.

Definition of virtualize in US English:

virtualize

(British virtualise)

verbˈvərtʃuəˌlaɪzˈvərCHo͞oəˌlīz

[with object]

1Convert (something) to a computer-generated simulation of reality.
traditional universities have begun to virtualize parts of their curricula
Example sentencesExamples
- But all of those server makers along with major storage and networking players also want to virtualize data centers on their own via various software and hardware products.
- One of the most interesting applications for Platform Intelligence may be related to ‘on demand’ computing where resources are virtualized, and users are charged based on resource usage.
- Solutions that sell themselves as such require enormous faith from customers who are required to virtualize their entire data systems.
- For some time to come, there's going to be a tension between virtualized hardware and old-style applications.
- To create a true virtualized infrastructure, organizations must consider both resource virtualization and application virtualization.
1. 1.1 Create a virtual version of (a computing resource or facility).
  Example sentencesExamples
  Solutions that sell themselves as such require enormous faith from customers who are required to virtualize their entire data systems.
  There are a number of basic requirements to successfully virtualizing computing power in the data center.
  In May, start-up FalconStor Software Inc reworked its virtualization software to allow users to access replication functions without actually virtualizing their data.
  With Fedora 7 it's so easy to use KVM virtualization that you can start virtualizing your favorite operating system and barely even touch the keyboard!
  It is important to realize that the virtualized Windows XP system needs to be secured independent of the Windows 7 system.
  The library should virtualize itself from the ISV application.
  A topic that has generated a deeply divided debate for more than a year involves the concept of virtualized malware.
  Like the early days of the PC, we're working to virtualize and automate all the different parts underneath.
  Also called storage subsystem virtualization, array-based brands virtualize single arrays or multiple networked arrays by the same manufacturer.
  By virtualizing all these different parts, in effect we placed a shield over the underlying complexity.
  Host servers can only see and virtualize the storage devices in sight and under its control.
  Not every company needs to virtualize their disks.
  If your products are going to be virtualized, it's better if you're doing the virtualizing rather than a competitor.
  Application software provides the data management policies that control when records are migrated from the RAID to tape, while virtualizing the combined capacity to represent a large, single file system.
  It would probably involve providing an integrated system - servers, PCs and, yes, software - for virtualizing the client desktop, enabling the centralization and automation of most traditional maintenance activities.
  Java has always been a great language for writing big apps that can be virtualized across a bunch of processors or machines.
  Virtual PC lets you create separate virtual machines on your Windows desktop, each of which virtualizes the hardware of a complete physical computer.
  It is also much simpler and cleaner to design and implement back and disaster recovery solutions when the data storage is virtualised, said Owens.
  Sun aims Java, which virtualizes the application environment, to application developers.
  Hi all, Checkout this Best Practice guide on how to virtualize services using Oracle ESB..

单词	virtualize
释义	Definition of virtualize in English: virtualize (British virtualise) verb ˈvəːtʃ(ʊ)əlʌɪzˈvəːtj(ʊ)əlʌɪzˈvərtʃuəˌlaɪz [with object] 1Convert (something) to a computer-generated simulation of reality. you've literally captured the motion of a human; now you can proceed to virtualize it Example sentencesExamples Solutions that sell themselves as such require enormous faith from customers who are required to virtualize their entire data systems. To create a true virtualized infrastructure, organizations must consider both resource virtualization and application virtualization. One of the most interesting applications for Platform Intelligence may be related to ‘on demand’ computing where resources are virtualized, and users are charged based on resource usage. But all of those server makers along with major storage and networking players also want to virtualize data centers on their own via various software and hardware products. For some time to come, there's going to be a tension between virtualized hardware and old-style applications. 1.1 Create a virtual version of (a computing resource or facility). Example sentencesExamples In May, start-up FalconStor Software Inc reworked its virtualization software to allow users to access replication functions without actually virtualizing their data. The library should virtualize itself from the ISV application. It is also much simpler and cleaner to design and implement back and disaster recovery solutions when the data storage is virtualised, said Owens. Java has always been a great language for writing big apps that can be virtualized across a bunch of processors or machines. A topic that has generated a deeply divided debate for more than a year involves the concept of virtualized malware. Not every company needs to virtualize their disks. Application software provides the data management policies that control when records are migrated from the RAID to tape, while virtualizing the combined capacity to represent a large, single file system. If your products are going to be virtualized, it's better if you're doing the virtualizing rather than a competitor. Host servers can only see and virtualize the storage devices in sight and under its control. With Fedora 7 it's so easy to use KVM virtualization that you can start virtualizing your favorite operating system and barely even touch the keyboard! Solutions that sell themselves as such require enormous faith from customers who are required to virtualize their entire data systems. Hi all, Checkout this Best Practice guide on how to virtualize services using Oracle ESB.. Also called storage subsystem virtualization, array-based brands virtualize single arrays or multiple networked arrays by the same manufacturer. Virtual PC lets you create separate virtual machines on your Windows desktop, each of which virtualizes the hardware of a complete physical computer. It is important to realize that the virtualized Windows XP system needs to be secured independent of the Windows 7 system. By virtualizing all these different parts, in effect we placed a shield over the underlying complexity. There are a number of basic requirements to successfully virtualizing computing power in the data center. Like the early days of the PC, we're working to virtualize and automate all the different parts underneath. Sun aims Java, which virtualizes the application environment, to application developers. It would probably involve providing an integrated system - servers, PCs and, yes, software - for virtualizing the client desktop, enabling the centralization and automation of most traditional maintenance activities. Derivatives virtualization nounˌvəːtʃʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌvəːtjʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n While the goals of virtualization are desirable, virtualization alone proved unable to achieve those goals. Example sentencesExamples It is equally likely that a software vendor will implement virtualization on a server platform. Automation, virtualisation and integration are cornerstone features within the platform. Server-based virtualization is achieved by software that runs on servers. Microsoft has released its Virtual PC operating system virtualization software to manufacturing. virtualizer noun It also runs more smoothly, because it is a virtualiser, not an emulator. Example sentencesExamples I've had personal bad experiences with the virtualiser, moduliser and vamp. I mean, old code from the mainframe age is still running on virtualizers to this day. A virtualiser is not a very practical solution, it needs lots of work for a limited audience. This does mean, however, that it can not be used to run other Operating Systems, unlike virtualisers. Definition of virtualize in US English: virtualize (British virtualise) verbˈvərtʃuəˌlaɪzˈvərCHo͞oəˌlīz [with object] 1Convert (something) to a computer-generated simulation of reality. traditional universities have begun to virtualize parts of their curricula Example sentencesExamples But all of those server makers along with major storage and networking players also want to virtualize data centers on their own via various software and hardware products. One of the most interesting applications for Platform Intelligence may be related to ‘on demand’ computing where resources are virtualized, and users are charged based on resource usage. Solutions that sell themselves as such require enormous faith from customers who are required to virtualize their entire data systems. For some time to come, there's going to be a tension between virtualized hardware and old-style applications. To create a true virtualized infrastructure, organizations must consider both resource virtualization and application virtualization. 1.1 Create a virtual version of (a computing resource or facility). Example sentencesExamples Solutions that sell themselves as such require enormous faith from customers who are required to virtualize their entire data systems. There are a number of basic requirements to successfully virtualizing computing power in the data center. In May, start-up FalconStor Software Inc reworked its virtualization software to allow users to access replication functions without actually virtualizing their data. With Fedora 7 it's so easy to use KVM virtualization that you can start virtualizing your favorite operating system and barely even touch the keyboard! It is important to realize that the virtualized Windows XP system needs to be secured independent of the Windows 7 system. The library should virtualize itself from the ISV application. A topic that has generated a deeply divided debate for more than a year involves the concept of virtualized malware. Like the early days of the PC, we're working to virtualize and automate all the different parts underneath. Also called storage subsystem virtualization, array-based brands virtualize single arrays or multiple networked arrays by the same manufacturer. By virtualizing all these different parts, in effect we placed a shield over the underlying complexity. Host servers can only see and virtualize the storage devices in sight and under its control. Not every company needs to virtualize their disks. If your products are going to be virtualized, it's better if you're doing the virtualizing rather than a competitor. Application software provides the data management policies that control when records are migrated from the RAID to tape, while virtualizing the combined capacity to represent a large, single file system. It would probably involve providing an integrated system - servers, PCs and, yes, software - for virtualizing the client desktop, enabling the centralization and automation of most traditional maintenance activities. Java has always been a great language for writing big apps that can be virtualized across a bunch of processors or machines. Virtual PC lets you create separate virtual machines on your Windows desktop, each of which virtualizes the hardware of a complete physical computer. It is also much simpler and cleaner to design and implement back and disaster recovery solutions when the data storage is virtualised, said Owens. Sun aims Java, which virtualizes the application environment, to application developers. Hi all, Checkout this Best Practice guide on how to virtualize services using Oracle ESB..
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