vettoriale

vectorial

adjective vet-toh-RYAH-leh Rare

Origin: From Latin vector (carrier).

Also means

vector

Usage Note

Vettoriale is a technical adjective used in mathematics, physics, and graphic design. In computing, grafica vettoriale (vector graphics) contrasts with grafica raster (bitmap). It is invariable in gender (same form for masculine and feminine singular): uno spazio vettoriale, una grafica vettoriale. The plural is vettoriali for both genders.

Examples

"Il logo è realizzato in formato vettoriale."

Natural Translation

The logo is made in vector format.

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