The phrase "box space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the dimensions of a box, e.g. "This box has 20 cm of box space."
The theater and black box space are tucked away in the back.
Ms. Kipp's video is installed in a newly constructed black box space, with a bench for viewers.
The two-part program -- the Diva Project and the New Play Series -- had its debut last summer in George Street's 100-seat "black box" space.
From the black box space on the ground floor to the explosion of color and form up above, "The Total Look" is just that: a total look at the brilliant vision of Gernreich, Moffitt and Claxton.
But in 2007 that's what happened for Stephen Karam, whose funny, searching three-hander "Speech & Debate" became a runaway hit as the inaugural production in a 65-seat black box space called the Roundabout Underground.
Svetlana Legetic, who runs Brightest Young Things, said she looked forward to converting the place into a "little surprise jewel box space where anything could happen," including "weird little special dance parties" and perhaps a glitter-spewing balloon canopy.
There is something of the same spirit in Yuken Teruya's LVMH series, paper bags from posh shops – Pucci, Christian Dior, Givenchy – which Teruya has fixed to the gallery wall in a row, making a sequence of diminutive box spaces.
We investigate how coarse embeddability of box spaces into Hilbert space behaves under group extensions.
Key tools for the proof are amenable traces and measured groupoids associated with generalized box spaces.
A further comparison of the Knapp (2015b) findings and those from the present study, however, reveals some differences, suggesting that some particulars of participants' experiences were shaped by the gendering of box spaces.
It is possible that this increased C box spacing is needed to accommodate DNA complexes with the fused proteins.
