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light box
noun
- a boxlike object having a uniformly lighted surface, as of ground glass, against which films or transparencies can be held for examination.
light box
noun
- a light source contained in a box and covered with a diffuser, used for viewing photographic transparencies, negatives, etc
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of light box1
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âToday, you saw kind of the full complex of the offense, a lot of good RPOs off of that,â Dickert said, âgetting the light box we wanted and getting downhill. So once again, I donât get too high or too low in practice â in any time in spring. But we need to get the work that we need to do to make sure weâre getting better. And the run game has been a huge emphasis. It continually gets better, and I think you saw that today.â
âWe didnât pick up the movement well. When youâre playing dime in a light box, thatâs an opportunity to have an advantageous run. We emptied the box with a bolt motion. They had less hats in there than we did. We had enough in there to block âem up.
There are also two wall-mounted light box installations in the Broadway and Grand Avenue stations, part of a rotating art program.
Nearby, another series of light box works appears on the stationâs concourse, this installation by Samira Yamin.
My favorite thing to do was to look through the loupe at slides on the light box.
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