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    6-18-13 Computer strategies and logic Intro to computers The abacus wasn’t electronic but was the first computing device Charles Babbage Mechanical computer developed in 1822 and 1871 w/thousands of moving parts. The Hollerith machine was the first electronically driven machine in the late 1800s Hollerith left the Census bureau in 1896 to establish the Tabulation Machine. Later became IBM The first digital computer built in the basement of Iowa state university in 1937-1942 by John

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    History of Communication

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    History of Communication: Communication is a way of expressing your feelings or transmission of information‚ messages to one another by conversation‚ visuals‚ signals‚ script or through activities. Communication can take place between two or more persons and in fact communication is not limited to humans and it takes place between animals and human beings. Communication is always critical to human society. Communication has been playing a key role in human society since the time of evolution

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    The Invention of Computer and its Significance in Human History Abstract: In human history‚ there are lots of great inventions which made great effects to our life; we can even say‚ they dominated the development of human culture. This paper would say something about an effective invention which is fast developing and have the greatest influence on human society—computer and its history and significance. The writer believes‚ before people see computer as a convenient and useful tool even can’t leave

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    ​Willy Loman‚ in the play Death of a salesman‚ believes that being physically attractive and well liked by people‚ are the only necessary ingredients to attain the American dream. Willy works his entire adult life trying to become an astounding salesman‚ such as Dave Singleman. In Willy’s mind‚ Dave is the epitome of a successful salesman and “thus‚ the dream has shaped in Willy’s mind. All his life has been spent trying to imitate this person” (Danqing 27)‚ until he finally realizes that his hard

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    1. Who invented the telephone? (a) Thomas Alva Edison (b) Galileo (c) Alexander Graham Bell (d) G. Marconi Answer: (c) 2. Who invented the railway engine? (a) Charles Babbage (b) Isaac Newton (c) James Watt (d) George Stephenson Answer: (d) 3. Who invented Radar? (a) Henrey Becquerel (b) Max Planck  (c) Robert Watson Watt (d) Humphrey Davy Answer: (c) 4. Who invented polio vaccine (oral)? (a) Albert Sabin   (b) Burkholder   (c) Luise Pasture    (d) Jonas Salk   Answer:

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    Rainsford face shone with brightness as if a door to heaven was opened. Peacefully‚ he awakened to another day of his life‚ not like General Zaroff that had died the night before. He was alone in a mansion‚ in the middle island‚ where hours ago he could have died. Was Rainsford really alone on the island? Looking out the window‚ he saw the sea with no longer a curse that trapped many people to their death game. Viewing the calmness of the sea was like being in the water the night he had fallen off

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    Myers‚ Walter Dean. (b. 1937)‚ poet‚ editor‚ and novelist. A versatile and prolific writer‚ Walter Dean Myers (also Walter M. Myers) has published short fiction‚ essays‚ and poetry in such disparate periodicals as the Liberator‚ Negro Digest‚ McCall’s‚ Essence‚ Espionage‚ and Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. He was a regular contributor to men’s magazines until‚ as he says‚ "they gave themselves up to pornography." In 1968‚ he wrote his first children’s book as an entry to a contest sponsored

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    Diodes

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    as Sony. In 1973 he received theNobel Prize in Physics‚ jointly with Brian Josephson‚ for discovering the electron tunneling effect used in these diodes. Robert Noyceindependently came up with the idea of a tunnel diode while working for William Shockley‚ but was discouraged from pursuing it.[1] These diodes have a heavily doped p–n junction only some 10 nm (100 Å) wide. The heavy doping results in a broken bandgap‚ whereconduction band electron states on the n-side are more or less aligned with

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    Brief History of Computer

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    A Brief History of Computer Nikita Rechal1 and Sooriyan Aliyoglu2 1Department of Computer Engineering‚ Castle University‚ New City‚ Cyprus a.orther@xx.yy.zz 2MediDeniz Software‚ Old Street‚ New York‚ USA a.etherwen@zzz.com Abstract Computers have wedged themselves into every facet of our lives—they are what we would use as the symbolic representation of the modern world. But did you know that the history of computers dates back to the 1800s?Indeed‚ the history and evolution of computers is

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    heart. By giving information and history on the Valley itself along with the people who live there‚ Steinbeck’s readers can feel a deeper connection and have a better understanding with the people that he often times writes about in his novels. Shockley‚ Martin Staples. "The Reception of The Grapes of Wrath in Oklahoma." American Literature. Duke University Press. 1944. This article navigates the critical attitudes towards Steinbeck’s famous novel‚ The Grapes of Wrath. It is also very

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