Rubber banding

Rubber banding

In graphics programs, when a user grabs one portion of a line or image and moves it while other parts stay anchored, causing the line or image to stretch.

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rubber banding

Internet; Internet communication

In graphics programs, when a user grabs one portion of a line or image and moves it while other parts stay anchored, causing the line or image to stretch.

rubber banding

Video games; MMO

When as a result of lag, other players appear to be warping back and forth between locations erratically.

rubber band

Miscellaneous; Nouns

Small, circular band made of rubber, elastic in nature.

rubber banding

Software; Operating systems

In computer graphics, changing the shape of an object made up of connected lines by "grabbing" a point on an anchored line and "pulling" it to the new location.

rubber bands

Office equipment; Office supplies

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Internet; Internet communication

A flaw in a printed document characterized by noticeable vertical or horizontal lines running the length of the page.

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Internet; Internet communication

An electronic form used to gather information about a user. E-forms are used to provide feedback, make inquiries, order merchandise, sign up for services, and more.

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Internet; Internet communication

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electrode

Internet; Internet communication

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ghost imaging

Internet; Internet communication

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ghosting

Internet; Internet communication

When an object or icon dragged across the screen leaves a trace behind it.

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Internet; Internet communication

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