Sentence examples for analogue machine from inspiring English sources

You're saying you don't want to play into a digital machine, you want to play into an analogue machine.

Dr Shizuo Ishiguro with his electronic analogue machine, which converted meteorological and ocean data into electrical signals on a series of wire meshes.

The laboratory maintains a wide variety of both digital and analogue type machines; the digital machine is one that essentially counts, while the analogue machine makes physical measurements.

His father's electronic analogue machine, which is the size of a large wardrobe, converted meteorological and ocean data (wind speed, tidal motion, water depth and so on) into electrical signals on a series of wire meshes.

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During sessions held between November 1986 and February 1987, Gilmour's band worked on new material, which in a marked change from previous Floyd albums was recorded with a 24-track analogue machine, and overdubbed onto a 32-track Mitsubishi digital recorder.

Several of the first computers were analogue machines.

The broader issue, though, is that cars are no longer analogue machines: they are fast becoming predominantly digital devices with all the strengths and weaknesses of modern computers.

The first part of the book looks at Ascott's training and early work, while the second looks solely at Groundcourse, Ascott's extraordinary pedagogical model for visual arts and cybernetics which used an integrative and systems-based model, drawing in behaviourism, analogue machines, performance and games.

That generally gives analogue machines an advantage in terms of size, efficiency and raw computing power.The reason that people have come to prefer digital computers is that it is difficult to harness that power for the two things that analogue computers do not have are flexibility and simplicity.

Most neighbouring pixels are no longer neighbours in such a data stream, so comparing them is a long-winded business, since the processor has to hunt down the relevant information before it starts.In order for the CNN technology to be really useful, however, it needs to be programmable, unlike traditional analogue machines.