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glass-to-glass

glass-to-glass adjective: denoting the delay or latency between footage being captured by a camera and displayed on a screen.

Adjective

glass-to-glass (not comparable)

  1. Denoting the delay or latency between footage being captured by a camera and displayed on a screen.

Questions about glass-to-glass

What does glass-to-glass mean?
Glass-to-glass means denoting the delay or latency between footage being captured by a camera and displayed on a screen.
What part of speech is glass-to-glass?
Glass-to-glass is an adjective.

Words near glass-to-glass in the dictionary

  1. glass-half-empty
  2. glass-half-full
  3. glass-hearted
  4. glass-rope
  5. glass-ropes
  6. glass-to-glass
  7. glass-works
  8. glassblower
  9. glassblower's cataract
  10. glassblowers
  11. glassblowing

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