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Meanings of mechanical calculator in anglès

rus
вычислительная машина
portuguès
máquina calculadora
espanyol
calculadora mecanica
català
calculadora mecànica
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Mechanical device for arithmetic operations.

calculadora mecànica
Synonyms
Examples for "calculator"
Examples for "calculator"
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Visit the UN Population Fund's detailed population calculator, 7 billion and me.
BBC
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A subsidy calculator from the Kaiser Family Foundation is available at: here.
Reuters
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A Breakingviews calculator shows how longer odds of success might hurt investors.
Reuters
4
A new Breakingviews calculator shows something much closer to earth is merited.
Reuters
5
There's a AWS calculator to help you figure out your own costs.
Wired
1
Later he devised a calculating machine, a barometer and a hydraulic press.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
2
The computer had a clear intellectual identity as a calculating machine.
Wired
3
A calculating machine made the necessary additions both quickly and accurately.
Proportional Representation: A Study in Methods of Election
4
B. Herschel Babbage was the eldest son of the well-known inventor of the calculating machine.
The Explorers of Australia and their Life-work
5
He showed an unfinished calculating machine to the Royal Society, which elected him a fellow.
Wired
Usage of mechanical calculator in anglès
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The first astronomical calculator The world's oldest surviving mechanical calculator is the Antikythera Mechanism.
The South African
2
She also saw someone with a strange mechanical calculator which had scores of tiny cogwheels.
Alice in quantumland: an allegory of quantum physics
3
Trained as a mathematician, Pascal (1623-1662) invented among other things the world's first mechanical calculator.
The Irish Times
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She was the daughter of the poet Byron, a mathematical prodigy, and the world's first computer programmer (for the world's first computer, Babbage's mechanical calculator).
The Irish Times
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Place the mechanical calculator at one end and the Cray XE6 supercomputer, capable of analysing 240 full human genomes in 50 hours, at the other.
The Guardian
6
These were the days before computers and even the bulkiest of mechanical calculators.
Wired
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They cared no more for men and women than for material in a test-tube, no more for one another than for mechanical calculators.
Last and First Men