- A
scoreboard is a
large board for
publicly displaying the
score in a game.[citation needed] Most
levels of
sport from high
school and
above use at least...
-
Scoreboarding is a
centralized method,
first used in the CDC 6600 computer, for
dynamically scheduling instructions so that they can
execute out of order...
- the
conversational scoreboard is a
tuple which represents the
discourse context at a
given point in a conversation. The
scoreboard is
updated by each...
-
racking the reds; and a
scoreboard which is
typically attached to a wall near the
snooker table. A
traditional snooker scoreboard resembles an
abacus and...
- The TV
Scoreboard (sometimes
called RadioShack TV
Scoreboard) is a Pong-like
dedicated home
video game
console manufactured in Hong Kong from 1976 through...
- in the past), and
updates the
scoreboard by
manually replacing the
numbers from
within the
scoreboard. The
scoreboard is made of
sheet steel. The numbers...
- The
European Commission (EC) is part of the
executive of the
European Union (EU). It
operates as a
cabinet government, with 27
members of the Commission...
-
concrete in 1934. It was then
covered with hard
plastic in 1976. A
manual scoreboard is set into the wall,
which has been there, in one form or another, at...
-
College Football Scoreboard is a
program on ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC that
provides up-to-the-minute scores, highlights, pre-game and post-game interviews,...
- Royal–Texas
Memorial Stadium's
scoreboard on
September 23, 1972. The
current version of the
Freddie Steinmark scoreboard,
nicknamed Godzillatron, stands...
