The phrase "a window case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a display case or enclosure that is designed to showcase items, often found in retail or exhibition settings.
Example: "The jewelry store featured a beautifully lit window case that displayed the latest collection of rings and necklaces."
Alternatives: "display case" or "showcase".
As you descend a white marble staircase to the chandeliered dining room, you see, in a glass window case, shining pieces of 1892 Christofle silver, and in another case, a New Year's Eve menu from 1924, offering "frivolités madrilènes".
Arrayed around this second circular gallery are a series of window case dioramas that contain full-size reconstructed figures representing numerous prehistoric ancestors including Homo ergaster, Neanderthal...all the usual suspects.
The first one, the most probable one, is when STA A decides to send a message to the STA B outside an ATIM window (the case marked WuRx case (a) in Figure 10) and the case when STA A decides to send a message to STA B during the ATIM window (case WuRx (b) in Figure 10).
The real genesis of the series, however, came from the antics of the hotel's former owner, Donald Sinclair; which reportedly included insulting Terry Gilliam's table manners and throwing Eric Idle's briefcase out a window "in case it contained a bomb".
"Everyone who gets on tries to get a window seat in case of an emergency".
"sons of a window dresser" In case you didn't notice, Mexico lost all three games at last year's Copa America because they sent their Under'23 squad which was to be fielded at this year's Olympics and which was intended to be the backbone of the 2014 World Cup squad.
Using the guidelines, use the rectangle tool to create the shape (a window in this case).
It may help if a small dog can see out of a window, in which case, purchase a dog booster seat to raise him up (always wear a safety harness when traveling in the car).
While this methodological austerity is not without appeal, it comes at a cost; despite the difficulties, thought experiments are a window, in some cases the only accessible window, on important regions of ethical experience.
A lever-action BB gun from his youth hangs on another wall near a lookout window, in case shed-goers have to fend off an attack from the outside world.
