"window status" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the current condition or situation of a window, such as whether it is open or closed, broken or intact, etc. Example: "Please check the window status before leaving the house to make sure all the windows are closed and locked."
Based on the perceived event and additional sensor information about current temperature, brightness level, position of the sunblinds, and the window status (open/closed), a decision is taken of how to regulate heating, air conditioning, lighting, the position of the sunblinds, and so forth.
Drivers used a work diary to record their activities, car window status (open vs. closed), and air conditioner use (on vs. off) throughout the monitoring periods.
We included open window status in our personal ambient models as a main effect and as an interaction term with ambient concentrations.
The estimated impact of window status (at 10°C cutoff) for P&D drivers was greater in the past, which is likely due to the different mix of traffic sources present and the greater intensity of these sources.
Measured EC levels inside the driver cabs were also significantly higher when the windows were predicted to be open versus shut [ p < 0.05; for further detail on window status, see Supplemental Material (doi 10.1289/ehp.1002981)].
We examined the effect of home ventilation on the personal ambient associations using "open window status" as a categorical variable based on whether subjects spent "no time" or "any time" in indoor environments with open windows during the 24-hr sampling periods.
In theory, the top ones pertain to the program you're using, and the ones across the bottom ones resemble the system tray in Windows: status icons and pop-up menus for various settings.
First, your computer's Windows Update status is checked.
In this paper, we introduce a new kind of network called on off time-switch network in which an arc is associated with a sequence of windows with status "on" or "off" analogous to "go" or "wait".
It was formerly accessible only via command line (lpq -s) and printing status windows in Windows, neither of which were visible enough for the majority of our users to notice.
Some of the information in the Status window, is constantly refreshed in the main Qjackctl window.
