"window case" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a box or frame with a glass window and usually used for displaying an item. For example: "The shop featured a window case full of jewelry for sale."
Dr. Ian Williams, an epidemiologist at the federal disease centers, said the donor was probably a "window case" -- that is, he was unknowingly infected shortly before he died and never showed any symptoms of the disease.
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".
The length of T/F coder is set to samples in the long window case.
The frequency estimator for the sine window case is important for practical applications.
In this paper, we have studied the problem of top-k monitoring over distributed data streams in sliding window case.
This relationship was first explored by Daudet [22] for the sine window case and generalized by Zhang [25] to other window cases.
There were dozens of models in the window cases, so I asked the proprietor, Jim Birmingham, for advice.
American commercial buildings of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century are studded with roundels, lozenges, ornate parapets, cornices, pretty pilasters and window cases, often with delicate contrasting colours against the brickwork.
In several existing articles some intuitive equivalent length are defined simply to extend the previously existing results for the rectangular case in order to analyze the behavior of the eigenvalues in the weighted window cases [22], [23].
where s i, n) is the original MDCT coefficient in the i th granule, n th frequency line for the long-window case; s m (i, j) is the original MDCT coefficient in the i th granule, j th frequency line, m th window for the short-window case; and sn l (i, j) and sn s (i, j) are the new MDCT values in the i th granule, j th frequency line for the long- and short-window cases, respectively.
For short-window cases, we substitute the original three MDCT values belonging to different windows at the same frequency line with the mean of their absolute value, see Equation (6).
