In the United Kingdom, Hasbro UK currently markets Super Boggle, which features both the 4? and 5? grid and an electronic timer which flashes to indicate the start and finish.
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Three other firebombs, connected to an electronic timer, did not ignite, though a nearby stretch of U . S . 395 was closed for 12 hours while the devices were removed.
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The electronic timer could not function because of a massive power failure that left much of Pimlico dark and dull on what is normally one of Maryland's most spectacular days of the year.
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On 28 August, technicians at the Naval Weapons Support Center at Crane, Indiana confirmed the FBI's conclusion that an electronic timer, batteries, and / or a primer were not involved in the explosion.
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The two cars on Fifth Avenue had alarm clocks for timing the detonators, whereas the one at JFK, two times as powerful, utilized an advanced electronic timer known as an " e-cell ".
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The later XRV's instruments feature a large trip computer LCD display mounted above the conventional speedometer and tachometer, styled like Dakar racers'navigational displays, and incorporates a range of extra electronic timers and trip meters.
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A key witness in the Lockerbie bombing trial said Tuesday that he manufactured electronic timers for the Libya's secret service that were similar to the one used to blow up Pam Am flight 103.
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:The " use with timers . . . " section of compact fluorescent lamp covers this; the issue is with some electronic timers, not mechanical ones .-- Talk 16 : 22, 3 January 2013 ( UTC)
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The Lockerbie trial, in its sixth week, moved to a new stage Wednesday by focusing on a half-inch fragment of a circuit board that appears to have belonged to the electronic timer that detonated the Lockerbie bomb.
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A "'watchdog timer "'( sometimes called a " computer operating properly " or " COP " timer, or simply a " watchdog " ) is an electronic timer that is used to detect and recover from computer malfunctions.
