graphics
Americannoun
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(used with a singular verb) the art of drawing, especially as used in mathematics, engineering, etc.
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(used with a plural verb) graphic arts.
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(used with a plural verb) the titles, credits, subtitles, announcements, etc., shown on the screen before, or as part of, a film or television program.
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(used with a singular verb) the science of calculating by diagrams.
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(used with a singular or plural verb) computer graphics.
adjective
noun
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(functioning as singular) the process or art of drawing in accordance with mathematical principles
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(functioning as singular) the study of writing systems
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(functioning as plural) the drawings, photographs, etc, in the layout of a magazine or book, or in a television or film production
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(functioning as plural) the information displayed on a visual display unit or on a computer printout in the form of diagrams, graphs, pictures, and symbols
Etymology
Origin of graphics
Example Sentences
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While Arm didn’t get in on the AI graphics processing unit boom led by Nvidia, AI is entering a new era.
From Barron's
Agentic AI is fundamentally shifting the compute landscape in AI data centers, which relied heavily on graphics processing units at the outset.
From MarketWatch
If so, Super Micro could lose out on its supply of Nvidia graphics processing units, “which in turn could have devastating impact” on the server maker, Newman wrote.
From MarketWatch
There was almost unanimous praise for the game's graphics, its variety of environments and the scope of its ambition.
From BBC
GPUs, or graphics processing units, are powerful chips used in training AI models.
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