Sentence examples for electronic calculating from inspiring English sources

At the time, in 1949, I.B.M. was selling electric typewriters and accounting equipment and just starting to introduce electronic calculating machines.

At about the same time a short account appeared of an electronic calculating device known as Colossus that had begun work there in 1944 on deciphering not Enigma codes, but the entirely different "non-Morse" traffic codenamed Fish, which the German high command used to communicate with its generals in Europe.

Perhaps to show how much the passive-dynamic robots depend on mechanics and not on electronic calculating power for their humanlike gait, the Delft robot has a blue bucket for a head, and the Cornell robot has an orange plastic bird attached to its head.

In his letter to the company, dated 26 October 1948, Lockspeiser authorised the company to "proceed on the lines we discussed, namely, to construct an electronic calculating machine to the instructions of Professor F. C. Williams".

The technology became the core of IBM's business when it was incorporated as Computing Tabulating Recording Company CTRR) in 1911 after Hollerith's firm merged with three others.The first platform shift became necessary when electronic "calculating machines" and magnetic tapes came along in the late 1940s.

Body weights were assessed regularly to ensure animal welfare and the tumors were measured every 2 3 days using an electronic calliper calculating the tumor volume according to: 0.5 × length × width.

Meanwhile, the new Salter Nutri-Weigh Slim Electronic Scale calculates the nutritional value of 999 foods (£44.99, www.salterhousewares.com).salterhousewares.com

Such assumption is made based on the fact that the optical and electronic properties calculated at the interface boundaries are lattice independent.

Firstly, we derived classical atomistic clay potential parameters from the electronic structure, calculated using quantum-mechanical density functional theory (DFT).

Calculating electronic properties of metals by solving the many-body wavefunction is often computationally hard, and hence, approximation techniques are necessary to obtain meaningful predictions.

This was necessary because the sum of parameterized force field charges on one fragment often did not equal the total charge used when calculating electronic energy with a QM reference method.