0 a large, flat table, often with a top that can be moved into different positions, used as a desk for drawing or designing things --
The latter is still on the drawing board and is unlikely ever to get off it.
The aircraft reached the drawing board and production only after the idea was quite clear.
The coordination of economic policies should not just be left on the drawing board.
If one is an engineer, then one will have an electronic drawing board with its light pencil.
Strokes can be made with the electronic pen and are then projected on the drawing board immediately; as a consequence, it feels like working with a normal workbook.
Serial-fluorescence micrographs were taken at different focal planes, projected onto a drawing board and the cell was drawn.
In 1930, lawmakers returned to the drawing board, and attempted to define nationality with greater precision.
A limitation has to be admitted: the interviewed architects were all educated within the drawing board and sketchbook tradition.
