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black box
noun
- any unit that forms part of an electronic circuit and that has its function, but not its components, specified.
- any comparatively small, usually black, box containing a secret, mysterious, or complex mechanical or electronic device.
- Aeronautics. an electronic device, such as a flight recorder, that can be removed from an aircraft as a single package.
- Automotive. a device in an electronic ignition system that generates electrical pulses.
black box
noun
- a self-contained unit in an electronic or computer system whose circuitry need not be known to understand its function
- an informal name for flight recorder
black box
- A crash-resistant steel container that holds instruments that record performance data in airplanes. The data are used to analyze the causes of accidents.
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Example Sentences
As for the private schools that students are moving to, advocates say they’re a black box.
Merz is a black box, an untested leader who has never held a position in government.
While she sees the potential merits in these videos, she calls the clip a "black box" as there's no source information or transparency about what information was fed to the AI programme.
“I’m confident that we’ll find it in other states. Its behavior and transmissibility within and between cattle herds is still pretty much a black box,†he said.
Investigators have not been able to locate the aircraft's black box yet, which could provide clues into the cause of the crash, officials said.
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