flashboard

A board placed temporarily upon a dam, river, stream, etc. (typically within a permanent frame) to raise the water above its usual level.

A form of cheap open weir which has been commonly constructed in the West is the open wooden frame and flashboard weir.

The railing at the upstream side also serves as a guide and a support for the manually operated hoist for the flashboard placement and removal.

A board that controls the flow of any material.

There exists a trapezoidal groove in the bottom of each container and a flashboard fixed in feeding system which match the groove.

[…] a flashboard is installed on the outer side of the rear wall to adjust and open-close the seed discharge hole, with the flashboard fastened with a wedge.

A sheet of material that is subjected to an electric pulse or flashover in order to produce plasma.

The plasma produced by the flashboard was mostly C⁺ and C⁺⁺.

A polyethylene sheet (flashboard) is attached on the anode (aluminum), which acts as the ion source.

Any automated display that shows temporary information.

Thus encroaching telephone wires, angrily projecting one's arm, an overhanging flashboard, or tree, leaning walls, and overhanging roof, projecting eaves and the shooting of guns have all been regarded as invasions of the superincumbent airspace — the exclusive realm of the landownder.

With the new flashboard, a good team could concentrate on one target at a time, even in fairly heavy firing .

Any automated display that shows temporary information.

The holder of a ticket that contains a match of all the numbers on any one of the Player's Cards to the numbers on the Flashboard card using the 48 Flashboard card numbers and the 49th and 50th Bonus Balls shall be entitled to a prize of $50.

In the middle of the table, a roll-down hopper connected to a flashboard. Players bought cards from the dealer, then tried to roll a ball into the hopper in such a way that the flashboard would register a card of a suit and number that would match the cards the players had bought, filling in a four-card sequence.