Definitions for "Flip-Flop"
Keywords:  sandal, bistable, backless, flop, thong
Flip-Flop is a program designed to make the use of multiple monitors on a Mac OS X system easier, and more enjoyable. It aims to help with movement, resizing, ordering, and quick repositioning of windows through verious means.
a term used to signify a hiker that starts hiking in one direction then at some point, decides to “ jump’ ahead and hike back in the opposite direction. Some hikers on the A.T. will start hiking northbound from Springer Mountain, Georgia and usually at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, they may decide to “ jump’ ahead to Katahdin, Maine and hike back south Flip –Flop to Harpers Ferry, thus completing their thru-hike. This is a good way for someone to still get their hike completed if they are behind and their time is limited due to the oncoming winter. Baxter Park in Maine (Katahdin) is closed for the winter on October 15th.
(circuit) A basic digital building block that, at its simplest, uses two gates cross-coupled so that the output of one gate serves as the input of the other. It is capable of changing from one state to another on application of a control signal, but can remain in that state after the signal is removed. It thus serves as a basic storage element. Most flip-flops contain additional features to make them more versatile. Many digital circuits, such as registers and counters, are a number of flip-flops connected together.
a backward somersault
Same as flic-flac.
The move is quite similar to the back handspring. The takeoff is from one or both feet, with a backward jump onto the hands and a landing on the feet, in the standing position. This activity is commonly referred as flic-flac.
Keywords:  negg, funnel, blown, factories, cone
A cone/funnel shaped piece about 9" long with a thin layer of glass across the mouth which makes the sound given in the name when blown into. Apparently made in many factories. NEGG p.89-90
A technique in partnership agreements for allocating disproportionately high profits and losses from a project to cash investors until a certain point in time then switching (in a "flip-flip") to a different allocation more favorable to the developer. Example: The investor has a 90 percent interest and the developer has 10 percent interest in profits and losses for the first 20 years after which they share 50/50.
a decision to reverse an earlier decision
reverse (a direction, attitude, or course of action)
Keywords:  latch, synchronous, version
a synchronous version of the latch
Keywords:  bit, memory, zero, store, binary
a basic memory device that can store one bit of information
a binary memory for one bit of information
a device which can be used to store one bit (a zero or a one) of information
Keywords:  mentioned, fulfils, sample, above, hold
a sample-and-hold means that fulfils the conditions mentioned above
Keywords:  serious, matter
a serious matter, after all
Keywords:  apparent, opinion, sudden, policy, real
a term, used mostly in the United States , to refer to a sudden real or apparent change of policy or opinion