eye-box
noun
1A box that provides a means of viewing or observing in a particular way.
2The volume of space within which an effectively viewable image is formed by a lens system or visual display, representing a combination of exit pupil size and eye relief distance.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Flamsteed (1646–1719), astronomer.
- Kidderminster carpet
- kiddie
- kiddie porn
- kiddies' pool
- kiddies pool
- kiddie tax
- kiddiewink
- kiddingly
- kiddle
- small drink
- small end
- phrenesis
- phrenic
- phrenicectomy
- phrenic nerve
- phrenicocolic ligament
- phrenico-exairesis
- phrenicoexeresis
- phrenicolienal ligament
- phrenicosplenic ligament
- phrenicotomy
- phrenitic
- phrenitis
- phrenocolic
- phrenogastric