The phrase "a flat window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a window that is level or has a flat surface, often in architectural or design contexts.
Example: "The architect designed a modern building featuring a flat window that seamlessly blended with the facade."
Alternatives: "a level window" or "a flush window".
Naturally Alex Higgins was often in the tabloids, suffering a broken foot when trying to escape out of a flat window after a row with his girlfriend Siobhan Kidd, but he also highlighted his undoubted talent when he defeated Stephen Hendry in the final of the Irish Masters just two weeks before Sheffield.
When increasing the value of p, the function yields a flat window with steep troughs to zeros at x = 0 and x = 1. Figure 21 [95] shows the simulated results of the window function implementation.
I beelined for the entrance, but a man in a vest called down from a neighbouring flat window.
Photocatalytic experiments were conducted in a Pyrex cell with a top flat window at 6 °C.
More helpful is to average the values using a moving or sliding window: typically using a flat, symmetrical window of no more than 10 20 amino acids in length.
During the standoff, Saunders dropped a white cardboard box from the flat window on which he had written a message which said: "I love my wife dearly, love Mark.
With a white floor pattern that looks like a cross between a flat cathedral window and a shuffleboard court, and the audience seated on all four sides of the rectangular performing area, the "chapel" part of the title is clear.
Spectrograms were produced using the broad-band (323 Hz) filter settings, and applying a flat top window, frame size 54%, overlap 87.5% and a Fast Fourier transformation of 1024.
The problem is that Aldea has a terrible secret of his own, a secret which may account for mysterious attacks on him: stones thrown at his flat window and car windshield.
She looks out from her flat window with undimmed determination.
As her official socks dry out her flat window in Laindon, Essex, before her next shift, she explains how her attitude has gone from excitement, to shock, then disappointment and back to excitement.
