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black boxn. ~ A conceptual model used to simplify the representation of a process by indicating only the inputs and outputs of a device without regard to its internal functions or mechanisms. Notes: In archiv [..]
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black box1947, RAF slang for "navigational instruments;" later extended to any sort of apparatus that operates in a sealed container. Especially of flight recorders from c. 1964.
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black boxnoun flight data recorder
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black boxRelating to performance art, the black box is the name for a square room painted black in which artists performed experimental work
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black boxA device that performs a function using mechanisms that are unimportant or impossible to understand.
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black boxA generic term for a single-purpose device having limited functionality. Note: A black box is usually represented in schematic drawings as a geometric figure, possibly with defined connector(s), but no details with respect to the type or number of internal components that enable it to perform its defined task.
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black boxA device, system, or object that can be viewed solely in terms of its input, output and transfer characteristics without any knowledge of its internal workings. The concept of a black box is important [..]
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black boxA proprietary computerized trading system whose rules are not disclosed or readily accessible.
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black boxn. a device clearly not accessible to all but the contents of which are highly important. It may also be a model for a complex system whose properties are yet unknown but hold the key to crucial proce [..]
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black boxThe model for a device or system where the internal properties and processes are unknown and are hypothesises about.
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black boxA device which can be examined only in terms of its performance characteristics (input, output, and transfer), without knowledge of its internal components and how they function. In computing, a devic [..]
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black boxA generic term used to identify functional equipment segments, as opposed to circuitry, that make up each segment of a telecommunications system.
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black boxRoyalty collection societies cannot always find the people they collected royalties for, either because they are non-members or lost. Their royalties are held as black box income. Different countries [..]
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black boxa portion of an investment process that lacks transparency or clearly defined logic.
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black boxThe term used for systematic, model-based or technical traders
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black boxPopular name given to either the CVR
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black box(1) hardware or software that performs a function without visibility into its operation; (2) any hardware device that performs a needed function. black-hat hacker:
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black boxBlack box is an electronic device used to record data on the flight and cockpit conversations, which is subsequently analyzed to determine the causes of an incident or accident.
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black boxRoyalty collection societies cannot always find the people they collected royalties for, either because they are non-members or lost. Their royalties are held as black box income. Different countries [..]
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black boxA flexible theater space named for its appearance.
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black boxA black box design is a level that can have many different paths for the player to investigate. For example, the game designer may setup a level for the player to play through stealthily so as to cove [..]
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black boxPopular name given to either the CVR or the FDR used to investigate an accident.
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black boxAlso known as the Cockpit Recorder or the Flight Data Recorder. Records all the data transmissions such as altitude, air speed, etc., and voice and sound transmissions. Top
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black boxA proprietary, computerized trading system whose rules are not disclosed or readily accessible.
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black boxA self contained unit which is treated as a single package.
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