Приклади вживання Babbage's Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Charles Babbage 's.
After merging with Software Etc., they formed Babbage's Etc.
Babbage's revolutionary calculating machine, which he called a‘difference engine'.
There were also mechanical calculators long before Babbage's machines.
Babbage's design was forgotten until his unpublished notebooks were discovered in 1937.
Meanwhile, the fragment of the Difference Engine that had been built in Babbage's time was deposited at the Science Museum in London.
Babbage's beliefs went well beyond merely recognizing the compatibility of science and Christianity.
Unfortunately, the Church leaders took too much notice of Babbage's unjustified reputation as an unpatriotic liberal, and his applications were rejected.
But in Babbage's day- with the idea of a massive Analytical Engine- this way of doing things would have been unthinkable.
However, up to the 1940s, many subsequent designs(including Charles Babbage's machines of the 1822 and even ENIAC of 1945) were based on the decimal system.
She studied Babbage's machine, describing, in particular, the algorithms for computing the Bernoulli number on it.
This concept was at thecore of her“Note A,” which emphasized the distinction between Babbage's original Difference Engine and his proposed new Analytical Engine.
And on August 19, she asked Babbage's friend Charles Dickens to visit and read her an account of death from one of his books.
However, in 1991 a team lead by Doron Swade at London's Science Museum built the analytical engine(sometimes called a“difference engine”)based on Babbage's work.
Babbage's machine was not completed in his lifetime because the technology available to him was not sufficient to support his design.
However up to the 1940th, many subsequent developments(including Charles Babbage's machine and even ENIAC, 1945) were based on the decimal system which was more difficult in realization.
Because Babbage's machine was never completed to a functioning standard in her time, she never saw this algorithm run.
However, up to the 1940s, many subsequent designs(including Charles Babbage's machines of the 1800s and even ENIAC of 1945) were based on the harder-to-implement decimal system.
Babbage's conception of how programs would be written closely resembles the techniques used in modern computer programming.
However up to the 1940th, many subsequent developments(including Charles Babbage's machine and even ENIAC, 1945) were based on the decimal system which was more difficult in realization.
Only for Babbage's 200th birthday has the machine along his design been proven workable by researchers at the Science Museum in London.
His only other publication about“Mechanical Notation” is the flyer he had printed up for the Great Exhibition in 1851- apparently a pitch for standardization in drawings ofmechanical components(and indeed these notations appear on Babbage's diagrams like the one above).
Babbage's engine was never built and her code was never tested, but many of her insights about the future of computing proved to be true.
In 1870, a year before Babbage's death, English mathematitian Jevons constructed(might be, first in the world)"logic mashine", that mechanized simple logical conclusions.
Babbage's new idea, which he conceived in 1834, was a general-purpose computer that could carry out a variety of different operations based on programming instructions given to it.
The key advancement which Babbage's devices possessed beyond those created before his was that each component of the device was independent of the rest of the machine, much like the components of a modern electronic computer.
Babbage's inventions and his research techniques played a significant role in the development of Britain's industrial technology in an era when Britain was emerging as the industrial leader of the world.
Despite the lack of support in England, Babbage's ideas developed some popularity elsewhere, and in 1840 Babbage was invited to lecture on the Analytical Engine in Turin, and given honors by the Italian government.
Babbage's Difference Engine prototype had been given to the Science Museum in London, but even though I spent lots of time at the Science Museum as a child in the 1960s, I'm pretty sure I never saw it there.