stop-signal
101washout signal — In railroad parlance, emergency signal meaning to stop immediately. Stinson v. Aluminum Co. of America, C.C.A.Tenn., 141 F.2d 682, 684 …
102washout signal — A signal for a quick stop …
103smashboard signal — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun : a railroad signal the arm of which is designed to be broken when passed in the stop position …
104whistle-stop campaign — n a political campaign in which a politician makes short stops at many different towns. The expression was first used in the US, where small American towns were called ‘whistle stops’ because trains only stopped at them if a whistle signal was… …
105train stop — noun : a device for automatically applying the brakes to stop a railroad train if a signal goes unheeded …
106flag stop — noun Date: 1941 a point at which a vehicle in public transportation stops only on prearrangement or signal …
107Red flag (signal) — Red flag is a semi official term to denote various attention and awareness indicators and signals, both explicit and implicit.The term and the expression to raise the red flag come from various usages of real flags in real life. The semaphore red …
108Yelp (Signal) — Yelp (engl. gellender Schrei) ist der Name einer besonderen Sirene an Streifenwagen der Polizei, die 2005 in Deutschland eingeführt wurde. Sie dient ausschließlich dazu, vorausfahrende Verkehrsteilnehmer unmissverständlich zum Anhalten… …
109SSRT — stop signal reaction time …
110SSRT — • stop signal reaction time …
