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instrument panel
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instrument panel, board
1. a panel on which instruments are mounted, as on a car
2. an array of instruments, gauges, etc., mounted to display the condition or performance of a machine or process

instrument panel [′in·strə·mənt ‚pan·əl]
(engineering)
A panel or board containing indicating meters.


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