Vector (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: on, on a course toward a, eve kosofsky sedgwick, redirect, code entry point

Conjugation of vector

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
vector
vector
vectors
vector
vector
vector
Future Simple
will vector
will vector
will vector
will vector
will vector
will vector
Past Simple
vectored
vectored
vectored
vectored
vectored
vectored
Conditional Simple
would vector
would vector
would vector
would vector
would vector
would vector
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am vectoring
are vectoring
is vectoring
are vectoring
are vectoring
are vectoring
Future Progressive
will be vectoring
will be vectoring
will be vectoring
will be vectoring
will be vectoring
will be vectoring
Past Progressive
was vectoring
were vectoring
was vectoring
were vectoring
were vectoring
were vectoring
Conditional Progressive
would be vectoring
would be vectoring
would be vectoring
would be vectoring
would be vectoring
would be vectoring
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have vectored
have vectored
has vectored
have vectored
have vectored
have vectored
Future Perfect
will have vectored
will have vectored
will have vectored
will have vectored
will have vectored
will have vectored
Past Perfect
had vectored
had vectored
had vectored
had vectored
had vectored
had vectored
Conditional Perfect
would have vectored
would have vectored
would have vectored
would have vectored
would have vectored
would have vectored
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been vectoring
have been vectoring
has been vectoring
have been vectoring
have been vectoring
have been vectoring
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been vectoring
will have been vectoring
will have been vectoring
will have been vectoring
will have been vectoring
will have been vectoring
Past Perfect Progressive
had been vectoring
had been vectoring
had been vectoring
had been vectoring
had been vectoring
had been vectoring
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been vectoring
would have been vectoring
would have been vectoring
would have been vectoring
would have been vectoring
would have been vectoring

Examples of vector

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
'Cross vector 372.
'The principle of generating small amounts of finite improbability, 'by simply hooking the logic circuits of a Bambleweeny 57 Sub-Meson Brain 'to an atomic vector plotter, 'suspended in a Brownian Motion producer-say, a nice cup of tea -
'We're on a Delta vector for quadrant Alpha 6.
'Your cross vector is 31.
(MONNITOFF) Each vessel travels along a vector through space-time, along its centre of gravity.
'Cross vector 372.
'The principle of generating small amounts of finite improbability, 'by simply hooking the logic circuits of a Bambleweeny 57 Sub-Meson Brain 'to an atomic vector plotter, 'suspended in a Brownian Motion producer-say, a nice cup of tea -
'We're on a Delta vector for quadrant Alpha 6.
'Your cross vector is 31.
(MONNITOFF) Each vessel travels along a vector through space-time, along its centre of gravity.
"All gaharay vessels. "that deviate from prescribed flight vectors will be impounded, their crews detained and relocated."
'Q1 on station, negative visual contact, request vectors.'
(Pilot) 'Warrenmore, this is Q1 on task, request vectors, ready to copy.'
- Linear and inverse vectors merge in zero.
- Three known vectors should do it.
"All gaharay vessels. "that deviate from prescribed flight vectors will be impounded, their crews detained and relocated."
'Q1 on station, negative visual contact, request vectors.'
(Pilot) 'Warrenmore, this is Q1 on task, request vectors, ready to copy.'
- Linear and inverse vectors merge in zero.
- Three known vectors should do it.
But officials warn that with a debris field of this magnitude, the investigation... Officials are now saying that the Boeing 737 was being re-routed, or vectored, through the airspace which is standard procedure according to a spokesman for the FAA.
Due to a setsel wind, DISTOR's vectored us into a 360 tunsus of slower traffic.
Every time you fire, the recoil energy produced is vectored downward into a spring-loaded receiver instead of backward into the shooter's body.
Fighter groups equipped with AWACS support are already in the air, AEGIS ships are being vectored to the area.
I recommend a randomly vectored approach to our target.
Based on the vectoring of the skids,both cars were traveling in the same direction.
But we do know, based on the analysis of the vectoring of the disease is that it could be our ground zero for infection.
Foxtrot Flight, vectoring in on target.
Got a 10-man SEAL unit, sir, tasked with vectoring Tomahawks.
Mecha G control, ready to program vectoring.
But officials warn that with a debris field of this magnitude, the investigation... Officials are now saying that the Boeing 737 was being re-routed, or vectored, through the airspace which is standard procedure according to a spokesman for the FAA.
Due to a setsel wind, DISTOR's vectored us into a 360 tunsus of slower traffic.
Every time you fire, the recoil energy produced is vectored downward into a spring-loaded receiver instead of backward into the shooter's body.
Fighter groups equipped with AWACS support are already in the air, AEGIS ships are being vectored to the area.
I recommend a randomly vectored approach to our target.
Based on the vectoring of the skids,both cars were traveling in the same direction.
But we do know, based on the analysis of the vectoring of the disease is that it could be our ground zero for infection.
Foxtrot Flight, vectoring in on target.
Got a 10-man SEAL unit, sir, tasked with vectoring Tomahawks.
Mecha G control, ready to program vectoring.

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