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| rdfs:comment | - Eine Black Box wird verwendet um wichtige Daten zu sichern. Oft sind sie in Flugzeugen eingebaut, können aber auch in anderen Vehikeln vorkommen. Außerdem besitzen sie einen Sender mit dem sie lokalisiert werden können.
- A black box is
* a generic term for a single-purpose device having limited functionality.
* "[a] device that records information, which cannot be changed or manipulated in any manner. The information recorded is used for forensic purposes."
- Black Box – mapa w trybie multiplayer w Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
- A Black Box was a flight recorder, used to collect data and record what happened aboard a spaceship.
- The Black Box is a quest item in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.
- The Black Boxes were devices used by the Anomaly Research Centre, after its revival, to monitor all field team members.
- a long game
- Black boxes were going to be a miscellaneous item in Van Buren.
- The black box was a piece of Kryptonian technology, considered to be advanced even by the standards of Krypton's greatest scientists, that acted as Brainiac's hard drive and initially served as its power core.
- Black boxes are a hostile NPC from the Elona+ mod of Elona. They occasionally (20%) attempt to move to 5 squares away. Their attacks consist of fire bolt (34%), crystal spear (51%), and mist of darkness (15%). Black boxes innately float and are immune to blindness.
- Black Box is an American drama television series which ran for one season, from April 24 to July 24, 2014, and starred Kelly Reilly and Vanessa Redgrave, on ABC.[1][2] The program had a straight-to-series order with a 13-episode commitment.[2][3] The series was created by Amy Holden Jones and is co-produced by Ilene Chaiken, Bryan Singer, Oliver Obst, and Anne Thomopoulos.[2][3] After one season, ABC canceled Black Box on August 7, 2014
- The Black Box is a magical and technological talisman that can combine the symbol powers of all the Samurai Rangers. It was created by the first Red Samurai Ranger but was unable to complete it. The rangers recognize how much using the Black Box could drain them but eventually decide to retrieve it from Daisuke at The Tengen Gate. Daisuke claims that it was the most powerful Samurai weapon ever conceived and that few even know of its existence. Ji, recognizing Antonio's symbol power and symbol hacking skills, asks him to complete it using his Samurai Morpher to channel the other rangers' symbol power into it.
- The Black Boxes were items that were distrubuted throughout Mega City of the Matrix by mysterious Agents (which were later discovered to be imposter Agents). At one time, the Merovingian affiliated operative had to obtain and find a way to examine one. Once obtained, the operative dropped off the box at a Merovingian tech expert.
- Black Box, (Service Number - BBX-8995-1) or BB for short, was a "Smart" AI construct built by ONI to accompany the ex-Spartan, Captain Serin Osman on her mission to sow discord throughout the remaining Sangheili population after the Great Schism. His donor was Doctor Graham J. Alban, a neurosurgeon and psychologist who had worked for the SPARTAN-II Program. Doctor Alban considered his actions more reprehensible than that of the actions of Catherine Halsey due to him believing that she was devoid of morality. This later lead to him taking his life due to his guilt from his actions. When he took his life however, he made sure to do it in such a way so that his brain could stay intact so he asked for his brain to be made into an A.I. to watch over the remaining SPARTANS.
- Black Box ist eine Multiplayermap aus Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Der Kampf findet bei einer zerstörten Air Force One, dem Flugzeug des amerikanischen Präsidenten, statt, während mehrere mehrstöckige Häuser auf den angrenzenden Hügeln liegen. Dank der Beschreibung von ELITE kann man sehen, das Waffen für den Nahkampf oder Scharfschützengewehre am besten funktionieren. Black Box erschien mit dem Inhaltspaket 3.
- A black box was a device commonly installed on starships conducted scouting missions. As scout vessels often conducted "blind jumps"—hyperspace jumps into unknown space—they commonly got lost. Black boxes logged the data from each jump, allowing the starship to retrace its path if necessary. On other starships, it was a record of the ship's functions and recorded data.
- The Black Box is a recurring optional boss that has appeared in the series since Wild Arms 3. This monster is unique in that, in order to fight it, one has to have opened all of the other treasure chests in the game, including chests that require a Duplicator to open. These treasure boxes will speak to the player and usually lets them know how many chests they have opened, and how many are in the game.
- Black Box (англ. Чёрный ящик) — карта для мультиплеера и режима Выживание в Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, добавляемая в третьем DLC. Карта стала доступна 13 марта 2012 года для платных пользователей Call of Duty Elite на Xbox 360. Вошла в DLC Collection 1 для ПК, которая вышла 8 мая 2012 года.
- The black box is the flight data recorder that was allegedly retrieved from the staged wreckage of Oceanic Flight 815. It was "procured" by Charles Widmore, who gave it to Captain Gault of the Kahana. Showing this recorder to Sayid and Desmond, Gault implicated Ben Linus in a plot to fake the wreckage and questioned how anyone could come up with 324 dead bodies to plant in it, implying that Ben was the culprit. ("Ji Yeon") The recorder was lost or destroyed when the Kahana exploded. ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 2")
- The Black Box (ブラックボックス, Burakkubokkusu), also known as The Devil's Heart (悪魔の心臓, Akuma no Shinzō lit. Heart of the Devil), is a sealed dark colored cube and the only one in existence. It is currently in the possession of Oz.
- In "Play It Again, Brian", Cleveland Brown was unavailable to babysit Meg, Chris, and Stewie Griffin because he was on tour with the band. He is then seen performing "Everybody Everybody" with the group.
- The Black Box is a community-made primary weapon for the Soldier. It is a black, rectangular rocket launcher with rounded edges, sporting two dark grey fastening bands near the front end and case coverings hanging open at both ends of the weapon. The rear case covering swings idly. On hit, this weapon gives the player 15 health. The player will not be granted health if the target is a disguised and/or cloaked Spy, nor if the target is under a normal Medigun's Ubercharge. This weapon grants the 15 health by splash, so if 3 enemies take any damage from one rocket, 15 times 3 is 45, resulting in the Soldier getting 45 health. This weapon does not grant Overheal. The downside is that the clip size is 25% smaller making powerful prolonged combat signifigantly harder with a clip of 3.
- A black box was a device which recorded the movement of a vehicle. If the vehicle crashed, the black box could be used to find out what happened. Ships during the Dark Times, such as the Infinite, used data chips as a black box. (TV: The Infinite Quest) In the 21st century, the Sycorax used stone spheres as black boxes. (COMIC: The Widow's Curse) The Rokathia black box was used by the Rokathia. They were intelligent and telepathic, allowing them to control people into sending a message. (COMIC: Opera of Doom!)
- An elaboration on No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup. In engineering terminology, a "black box" is a device with one or more inputs (cake ingredients, an excerpt of text in Mandarin, iron ore), one or more outputs (cake, the same text translated into Frisian, a battle golem), and internal processes that are either: 1.
* irrelevant. 2.
* unknown and/or unknowable. So, since the financial bottom line or military advantage is so important, they go along with it anyways. See also In Working Order. Sister Trope to Disposable Superhero Maker. Not to be confused with 'Black box' flight recorders
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| Finder | - Charles Widmore, Kapitän Gault
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| abstract | - Eine Black Box wird verwendet um wichtige Daten zu sichern. Oft sind sie in Flugzeugen eingebaut, können aber auch in anderen Vehikeln vorkommen. Außerdem besitzen sie einen Sender mit dem sie lokalisiert werden können.
- A black box is
* a generic term for a single-purpose device having limited functionality.
* "[a] device that records information, which cannot be changed or manipulated in any manner. The information recorded is used for forensic purposes."
- Black Box – mapa w trybie multiplayer w Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
- A Black Box was a flight recorder, used to collect data and record what happened aboard a spaceship.
- The Black Box is a quest item in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.
- The Black Boxes were devices used by the Anomaly Research Centre, after its revival, to monitor all field team members.
- a long game
- Black boxes were going to be a miscellaneous item in Van Buren.
- A black box was a device which recorded the movement of a vehicle. If the vehicle crashed, the black box could be used to find out what happened. Ships during the Dark Times, such as the Infinite, used data chips as a black box. (TV: The Infinite Quest) In the 21st century, the Sycorax used stone spheres as black boxes. (COMIC: The Widow's Curse) The Rokathia black box was used by the Rokathia. They were intelligent and telepathic, allowing them to control people into sending a message. (COMIC: Opera of Doom!) In the 51st century, ships used Home Boxes. If something went wrong on the flight, the Home Box was ejected and returned home with the flight details. (TV: The Time of Angels)
- The black box was a piece of Kryptonian technology, considered to be advanced even by the standards of Krypton's greatest scientists, that acted as Brainiac's hard drive and initially served as its power core.
- Black boxes are a hostile NPC from the Elona+ mod of Elona. They occasionally (20%) attempt to move to 5 squares away. Their attacks consist of fire bolt (34%), crystal spear (51%), and mist of darkness (15%). Black boxes innately float and are immune to blindness.
- Black Box is an American drama television series which ran for one season, from April 24 to July 24, 2014, and starred Kelly Reilly and Vanessa Redgrave, on ABC.[1][2] The program had a straight-to-series order with a 13-episode commitment.[2][3] The series was created by Amy Holden Jones and is co-produced by Ilene Chaiken, Bryan Singer, Oliver Obst, and Anne Thomopoulos.[2][3] After one season, ABC canceled Black Box on August 7, 2014
- The Black Box is a magical and technological talisman that can combine the symbol powers of all the Samurai Rangers. It was created by the first Red Samurai Ranger but was unable to complete it. The rangers recognize how much using the Black Box could drain them but eventually decide to retrieve it from Daisuke at The Tengen Gate. Daisuke claims that it was the most powerful Samurai weapon ever conceived and that few even know of its existence. Ji, recognizing Antonio's symbol power and symbol hacking skills, asks him to complete it using his Samurai Morpher to channel the other rangers' symbol power into it.
- The Black Boxes were items that were distrubuted throughout Mega City of the Matrix by mysterious Agents (which were later discovered to be imposter Agents). At one time, the Merovingian affiliated operative had to obtain and find a way to examine one. Once obtained, the operative dropped off the box at a Merovingian tech expert.
- An elaboration on No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup. In engineering terminology, a "black box" is a device with one or more inputs (cake ingredients, an excerpt of text in Mandarin, iron ore), one or more outputs (cake, the same text translated into Frisian, a battle golem), and internal processes that are either: 1.
* irrelevant. 2.
* unknown and/or unknowable. Such technology falls into the hands of some organization, usually the military or a commercial business. The original creator is dead (or is an alien or from a long-dead civilization or otherwise can't be reached), but said technology is really convenient. The organization's analysts went over the thing, and while most of it makes sense, there are these elements, either program or device, that they cannot comprehend at all. Removing them causes the entire thing to simply not function (or triggers a more active response). The organization may be able to reverse-engineer copies, or lesser versions, but they don't understand how it actually works. So, since the financial bottom line or military advantage is so important, they go along with it anyways. ....yes, of course, the technology has a bizarre effect that nobody could have predicted - you really need to keep track of those inputs and outputs! Usually it's in the form of acquiring sentience or a bizarre weapon, or only being able to be used by people of the show's target demographic. (It's common in Humongous Mecha series.) This is surprisingly common in Real Life, particularly in programming, where the programmer is the only one who really understands how what they've built works (and sometimes, not even them). Especially in high-level languages, where the programmer can for example tell the computer to replace all occurrences of "cake" with "apple" in a text, and doesn't have to worry about how the system does it - s/he gets a changed text back and that's that. Compare Scavenger World, where everything is similar to a Black Box not by conspiracy but by The End of the World as We Know It. See also In Working Order. Sister Trope to Disposable Superhero Maker. Not to be confused with 'Black box' flight recorders Examples of Black Box include:
- Black Box, (Service Number - BBX-8995-1) or BB for short, was a "Smart" AI construct built by ONI to accompany the ex-Spartan, Captain Serin Osman on her mission to sow discord throughout the remaining Sangheili population after the Great Schism. His donor was Doctor Graham J. Alban, a neurosurgeon and psychologist who had worked for the SPARTAN-II Program. Doctor Alban considered his actions more reprehensible than that of the actions of Catherine Halsey due to him believing that she was devoid of morality. This later lead to him taking his life due to his guilt from his actions. When he took his life however, he made sure to do it in such a way so that his brain could stay intact so he asked for his brain to be made into an A.I. to watch over the remaining SPARTANS.
- Black Box ist eine Multiplayermap aus Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Der Kampf findet bei einer zerstörten Air Force One, dem Flugzeug des amerikanischen Präsidenten, statt, während mehrere mehrstöckige Häuser auf den angrenzenden Hügeln liegen. Dank der Beschreibung von ELITE kann man sehen, das Waffen für den Nahkampf oder Scharfschützengewehre am besten funktionieren. Black Box erschien mit dem Inhaltspaket 3.
- A black box was a device commonly installed on starships conducted scouting missions. As scout vessels often conducted "blind jumps"—hyperspace jumps into unknown space—they commonly got lost. Black boxes logged the data from each jump, allowing the starship to retrace its path if necessary. On other starships, it was a record of the ship's functions and recorded data.
- The Black Box is a recurring optional boss that has appeared in the series since Wild Arms 3. This monster is unique in that, in order to fight it, one has to have opened all of the other treasure chests in the game, including chests that require a Duplicator to open. These treasure boxes will speak to the player and usually lets them know how many chests they have opened, and how many are in the game.
- Black Box (англ. Чёрный ящик) — карта для мультиплеера и режима Выживание в Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, добавляемая в третьем DLC. Карта стала доступна 13 марта 2012 года для платных пользователей Call of Duty Elite на Xbox 360. Вошла в DLC Collection 1 для ПК, которая вышла 8 мая 2012 года.
- The black box is the flight data recorder that was allegedly retrieved from the staged wreckage of Oceanic Flight 815. It was "procured" by Charles Widmore, who gave it to Captain Gault of the Kahana. Showing this recorder to Sayid and Desmond, Gault implicated Ben Linus in a plot to fake the wreckage and questioned how anyone could come up with 324 dead bodies to plant in it, implying that Ben was the culprit. ("Ji Yeon") The recorder was lost or destroyed when the Kahana exploded. ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 2")
- The Black Box (ブラックボックス, Burakkubokkusu), also known as The Devil's Heart (悪魔の心臓, Akuma no Shinzō lit. Heart of the Devil), is a sealed dark colored cube and the only one in existence. It is currently in the possession of Oz.
- In "Play It Again, Brian", Cleveland Brown was unavailable to babysit Meg, Chris, and Stewie Griffin because he was on tour with the band. He is then seen performing "Everybody Everybody" with the group.
- The Black Box is a community-made primary weapon for the Soldier. It is a black, rectangular rocket launcher with rounded edges, sporting two dark grey fastening bands near the front end and case coverings hanging open at both ends of the weapon. The rear case covering swings idly. On hit, this weapon gives the player 15 health. The player will not be granted health if the target is a disguised and/or cloaked Spy, nor if the target is under a normal Medigun's Ubercharge. This weapon grants the 15 health by splash, so if 3 enemies take any damage from one rocket, 15 times 3 is 45, resulting in the Soldier getting 45 health. This weapon does not grant Overheal. The downside is that the clip size is 25% smaller making powerful prolonged combat signifigantly harder with a clip of 3.
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