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voxel

American  
[vahk-suhl] / ˈvɑk səl /

noun

  1. Digital Technology. any one of the set of cubic elements that together make up a 3D graphic simulation or representation.


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The team is currently fabricating cement voxel structures and assembling them into a lab-scale architected reef, which they will test under various wave conditions.

From Science Daily Mar. 27, 2024

That coarse spatial resolution is a feature, not a bug: adding up the radio emission from all the hydrogen in each voxel allows astronomers to pick up faint signals they would not otherwise see.

From Scientific American May 4, 2022

It worked great, and I had no trouble traversing dangerous platforms as a tiny voxel chicken.

From The Verge Nov. 4, 2021

The researchers showed volunteers lines in various orientations — and the different voxel mosaics told the team which orientation the person was looking at.

From Nature Oct. 23, 2013

Large Scale Destruction The intriguing Landmark system allows players to go into voxel mode and build the EQ Next world in their own little sandbox.

From Forbes Aug. 2, 2013

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