Meaning VM
What does VM mean? Here you find 25 meanings of the word VM. You can also add a definition of VM yourself

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Voicemail
Source: alphadictionary.com

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Short for "Voice Mail".
Source: urbandictionary.com

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The Virgin Mary. Can be used when describing the plethora of religious art on offer in Italy or any biblical stories involving the holy one.
Source: urbandictionary.com

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Stands for "Visitor message" in forums
Source: urbandictionary.com

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Peace. (visually)
Source: urbandictionary.com

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Abbreviation for the TV show title "Veronica Mars" - VM.
Source: urbandictionary.com

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TV Show Veronica Mars. Follows a sassy blonde who solves outrageous crimes in one epidsode!
Source: urbandictionary.com

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Very Much Used in context with ty during IM conversations, texting, and occasionally during talk.
Source: urbandictionary.com

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See Value Management
Source: maxwideman.com

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Virtual Machine. An operating system for IBM mainframes within which multiple other operating systems can be processing, each with its own applications.
Source: wildpackets.com

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A nerve agent, VM was originally discovered and first weaponized in the United Kingdom.  Like other nerve agents, VM causes uncontrollable nerve excitation and muscle excitation.  Ultimately, VM victi [..]
Source: nti.org

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See: visual materials.
Source: abc-clio.com

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Voicemail
Source: slangit.com

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See
Source: evolution-textbook.org

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stands for virtual machine, the name and concept behind one of IBM's two principal mainframe operating systems. In the VM environment, hundreds of individual users can make use of a large mainframe computer, and the operating system will maintain the illusion that all the computer's resources are available for each individual user alone. [..]
Source: colorado.edu

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Virtual Machine -- a virtual computer that VirtualBox allows you to run on top of your actual hardware. See Section 1.2, “Some terminology” for details.
Source: virtualbox.org

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Virtual Machine
Source: opencontrail.org

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A virtual computer or server housed within Skytap
Source: help.skytap.com

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Voicemail
Source: internetmatters.org

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  Voice mail
Source: smsdictionary.co.uk

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virtual machine virtual machines A program that emulates a real machine accurately enough to run real programs for that machine.
Source: co-pylit.org

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Virtual Machine A program running on a host computer that emulates a real machine well enough that operating systems and applications can run inside them. This effectively isolates the environment inside the VM from the host computer.
Source: co-pylit.org

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Heading to a manual termination
Source: gofir.com

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DE, yet another acronym.
Source: conteneo.co

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Viscosity Modifier
Source: infineum.com





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