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Any device of transportation or movement.

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An element in a vector space

Vector (spatial), an object defined by both magnitude and direction

Probability vector

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Truth Vectors

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A Dynamic array, a data structure, based on an array, which is able to grow or shrink as needed

Vector (STL), a data type in the Standard Template Library used in the C++ programming language

Vector processor, a computer processor which works on arrays of several numbers at once

Dope vector

Vector graphics, computer graphics defined by geometric primitives instead of pixels

Vector (computing), the method that malicious code (viruses, etc) uses to propagate itself

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An organism (biotic vector, pollinator) or medium (abioti vector, e.g. wind) wich transports pollen to a stigma.

An organism that transmits disease by conveying pathogens from one host to another (vector insect)

A virus used to deliver genetic material into a cell

A piece of DNA meant to carry DNA fragments into a host cell

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Vector Institute, another name for the State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology

The Vector, the New Jersey Institute of Technology's school newspaper

Vector Limited, a New Zealand multi-network infrastructure company

Vector Marketing, the multi-level marketing firm that sells Cutco knives

Vector (food) is a cereal manufactured by Kellogg's

Vector Supercars, or a model they once produced

Vector, the capital of the Empire in the videogame Final Fantasy VI

Vector Industries, the interplanetary conglomerate in the Xenosaga videogame series

Vector the Crocodile, a character from the Sonic the Hedgehog series of videogames

Vectorman, the protagonist of the video game of the same name for the Sega Genesis

Figaro Continental Vector, the city that covers half of the planet Eae in the videogame and animated series, Monkeyfellas

Vector, a 1970 novel by Henry Sutton

''Vector'', a 1999 novel by Robin Cook

Vector (band), a 1980s New Wave/Rock band

Vector is the critical journal of the British Science Fiction Association

Vector magazine is the journal of the British APL Association

Vectors are invisible weapon-like hands of the Diclonius in the anime series Elfen Lied.

In aviation, a vector (noun) is a specific compass heading, expressed in degrees relative to magnetic north, assigned to an aircraft by air traffic control. The transitive verb 'to vector' means to assign such a heading to an aircraft

In the Harry Potter universe, Septima Vector is the name of the Hogwarts Arithmancy teacher