x-line

American  

[eks-lahyn] / ˈɛksˌlaɪn /

noun

Printing.

1. mean line.

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Example Sentences

The X-H2S and X-H2 need to deliver on their performance in autofocus, video, and speed to help overcome the “but it’s not full-frame” complaint often levied at the X-line, while also giving existing Fujifilm users more reasons to upgrade within the line.

From The Verge

This will be the first time a camera in the X-line is split into high-speed and high-resolution versions, though it’s a formula other manufacturers have used for decades — particularly in models catering to professionals.

From The Verge

As its GFX medium format cameras reach lower price floors, the smaller and lighter APS-C X-line is creeping upward with a higher ceiling — narrowing a feature gap to try and prevent losing customers to new competition in full-frame systems from other brands.

From The Verge

The X-line Metrobuses that tread the same ground, and go further east and west, have more than 12,000 riders per day.

From Washington Post

The X-line Metrobuses that cover the same route, and go farther east and west, carry more than 12,000 riders a day.

From Washington Post