Crawl Space: 1. The space between the ground and the first floor, often found in homes with no basement. 2. The space found between the top floor and the roof, often found in the place of an attic.

 

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Crawl Space: 1. The space between the ground and the first floor, often found in homes with no basement. 2. The space found between the top floor and the roof, often found in the place of an attic.

National Airspace System (NAS): The common network of US airspace: air navigation facilities, equipment and services, airports or landing areas: aeronautical charts, information and services: rules, regulations and procedu . . . View Full Definition

Negative Space: The areas of an artwork that are NOT the primary subject or object. Negative Space defines the subject by implication. See Positive Space, Notan, Gestalt

Positive Space: Space aboard a ship or aircraft that can be confirmed ahead of time.

Shallow Space Blocking: A type of blocking associated with multiple-camera, studio set productions, where, due to the shallow sets, the actors mostly move side-to-side, rather than up-and-back.

My Space: Myspace is a social networking website offering an interactive, user-generated content with network of friends, music, photos, bulletins, blogs, groups, and more. Online: myspace

Hyperspace: Popularized in Asteroids (1980), causes you ship to disappear and reappear in a random location. Useful to escape dangerous situations, but can sometimes put you in a far worse predicament. . . . View Full Definition

Ad Space: The space on a Web page available for advertisements.

Discovery Space: According to Stephen Greenblatt, this is 'A central opening or alcove concealed behind a curtain in the center of the frons scenae. The curtain could be drawn aside to 'discover' tableaux su . . . View Full Definition

Fourier Space: the argument space of the Fourier transform, spanned by the components of the spatial frequency vector.