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Pamphlets On British Taxation (1800) by Richard Hilditch, John O'Connell, et all 2010-02-17 Observations Addressed, At The Last Anniversary, To The President And Fellows Of The Royal Society, After The Delivery Of The Medals (1856) by Charles Babbage, 2009-11-21 The Ninth Bridgewater Treatise: A Fragment by Charles Babbage, 2010-01-10 Observations on the temple of Serapis at Pozzuoli near Naples; with an attempt to explain the causes of the frequent elevation and depression of large ... that those causes continue in action at by Charles Babbage, 2010-08-20 A Comparative View of the Various Institutions for the Assurance of Lives by Charles Babbage, 2010-03-09 On the economy of manufactures by Charles Babbage, 2010-08-20 Observations On The Temple Of Serapis At Pozzuoli Near Naples (1847) by Charles Babbage, 2010-09-10 The Exposition of 1851: Or, Views of the Industry, the Science, and the Government, of England, Volume 690 by Charles Babbage, 2010-01-11 Table of the logarithms of the natural numbers from 1 to 108,000 by Charles Babbage, 1872 Decline of Science in England by Charles Babbage, 2010-02-04 Exposition of 1851: Or Views of the Industry, The Science and the Government of England (Cass Library of Science and Public Affairs,) by Charles Babbage, 1968-07-01 Examples of the Solutions of Functional Equations by Charles Babbage, 2009-11-24 Reflections On The Decline Of Science In England And On Some Of Its Causes by Charles Babbage, 2010-05-23 Mr. Babbage's Secret: The Tale of a Cypher and Apl by Ole Immanuel Franksen, 1985-06

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61. PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Author - Babbage, Charles, 1791-
    Etexts by Author babbage, charles, 17911871 B Index Main Index Reflections on the Decline of Science in England LANGUAGE  
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62. Babbage, Charles - Bright Sparcs Archival And Heritage Sources
    babbage, charles Bright Sparcs Archival and Heritage Sources, Bright Sparcs isa biographical, bibliographical and archival database of Australian scientists  
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    Extractions: [Repository details] Title: Babbage, Charles (1791-1871) Reference: 96/203/2, 97/186/1 and 97/229/1 Date Range: Description: Papers of Charles Babbage and other family members, including correspondence, publications, photo album, scrapbook and miscellaneous papers. The Museum also holds a specimen piece of Babbage's Difference Engine No. 1. Access: Available for reference Top of Page Published by Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre on ASAPWeb

63. Babbage, Charles - Bright Sparcs Biographical Entry
    babbage, charles Bright Sparcs Biographical entry, Bright Sparcs is a biographical,bibliographical and archival database of Australian scientists with links  
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    Extractions: Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Archival/Heritage Sources Mathematician and Inventor Born: 1791 England. Died: 1871. Babbage played a major role in the reformation of British mathematics; invented two Difference Engines and an Analytical Engine which is now regarded as the first programmable computer. Structure based on ISAAR(CPF) - click here for an explanation of the fields Created: 21 December 2001

64. Babbage, Charles (1792–1871)
    babbage, charles (1792–1876). source DSB.  
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65. Babbage, Charles 1830
    babbage, charles 1830. Reflections on the Decline of Science in England,and on Some of its Causes, London B. Fellowes and J. Booth.  
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66. Définition Du Mot Babbage, Charles (Pionniers). Voyage Au Coeur Du PC. Tunisie
    Translate this page babbage, charles (Pionniers). Concepteur des premiers calculateurs généralistes,à base mécanique . © DIAMANT Informatique - 2002.  
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67. Babbage, C
    Literature P. and E. Morrison, `babbage, charles', International Encyclopedia ofthe Social Sciences , DL Sills (ed.) (Macmillan and Free Press, 1968), vol.  
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68. Dictionary Of Computers, Multi-Media And The Internet - Babbage, Charles
    COMPUTERS. babbage, charles (1792–1871). English mathematician whodevised a precursor of the computer. He designed an analytical  
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    Extractions: COMPUTERS English mathematician who devised a precursor of the computer. He designed an analytical engine , a general-purpose mechanical computing device for performing different calculations according to a program input on punched cards (an idea borrowed from the Jacquard loom). This device was never built, but it embodied many of the principles on which digital computers are based. Babbage was a founder member of the Royal Astronomical Society, the British Association, the Cambridge Philosophical Society, and the Statistical Society of London. He was elected Fellow of the Royal Society 1816. His book On the Economy of Machinery and Manufactures 1832 is an analysis of industrial production systems and their economics. In 1991, the British Science Museum completed Babbage's second difference engine (to demonstrate that it would have been possible with the materials then available). It evaluates polynomials up to the seventh power, with 30-figure accuracy.

69. Babbage, Charles
    HUTCHINSON ENCYCLOPEDIA. babbage, charles. English mathematician whodevised a precursor of the computer. He designed an analytical  
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    Extractions: HUTCHINSON ENCYCLOPEDIA Babbage, Charles English mathematician who devised a precursor of the computer. He designed an analytical engine, a general-purpose mechanical computing device for performing different calculations according to a program input on punched cards (an idea borrowed from the Jacquard loom). This device was never built, but it embodied many of the principles on which digital computers are based. Babbage was born in Totnes, Devon. As a student at Cambridge, he assisted John Herschel with his astronomical calculations and thought they could be better done by machines. His mechanical calculator, or difference engine , begun in 1822, which could compute squares to six places of decimals, got him a commission from the British Admiralty for an expanded version. But this project was abandoned in favour of the analytical engine, on which he worked for the rest of his life. The difference engine could perform only one function, once it was set up. The analytical engine was intended to perform many functions it was to store numbers and be capable of working to a program. The first computer printer, also designed but never built by Charles Babbage, was completed and put on show at London's Science Museum in April 2000.

70. Babbage, Charles
    babbage, charles 17921871, English mathematician and inventor. babbage,charles. 1792-1871, English mathematician and inventor.  
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    Extractions: Babbage, Charles 1792-1871, English mathematician and inventor. He devoted most of his life and expended much of his private fortune and a government subsidy in an attempt to perfect a mechanical calculating machine that foreshadowed present-day machines. He was a founder of the Royal Astronomical Society. He wrote Tables of Logarithms (1827) and an autobiography (1864). See biographies by Maboth Moseley (1970) and Dan Halacy (1970).

71. Inventors: Babbage, Charles
    charles babbage A detailed look at babbage's life and contributions to math andscience.. http//ei.cs.vt.edu/~history/babbage.html. Inventors. babbage, charles.  
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72. Babbage, Charles
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73. Babbage, Charles
    Translate this page charles babbage wurde am 26 Dezember 1791 in Teignmouth, Devonshire (England)geboren und starb im Jahre 1871 in London. Erfindungen von charles babbage.  
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74. Définition Du Mot Babbage, Charles (Pionniers)
    Translate this page babbage, charles (Pionniers). Concepteur des premiers calculateurs généralistes,à base mécanique. conception, création, programmation  
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75. BABBAGE, Charles, On The Economy Of Machinery And Manufactures
    babbage’s Most Important Publicationbabbage, charles. On the Economy ofMachinery and Manufactures. Heritage Book Shop, Inc. babbage, charles .  
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76. BABBAGE, Charles., On The Economy Of Machinery And Manufactures ... Third Editio
    Bernard Quaritch Ltd. babbage, charles. On the Economy of machinery and manufactures Third edition enlarged. London, charles Knight, 1833. Small 8vo, pp.  
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    Extractions: Bernard Quaritch Ltd. BABBAGE, Charles. On the Economy of machinery and manufactures ... Third edition enlarged. London, Charles Knight, 1833. Small 8vo, pp. [ii] (title), xxiv, 392, [4] advertisements; complete with the engraved title-page; small burn hole to two leaves removing approximately five letters, some light spotting, else good in the original publisher's blind-stamped cloth, spine blocked in gilt, rebacked preserving the original spine.

77. Smart Computing-Editorial
    learning HTML, Windows solutions, hardware answers, PC basics, software solutions,software tutorials, hardware advice.Featured babbage, charles to Batcher  
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    Extractions: British inventor Charles Babbage is one of the great paradoxes of computing history. Although he is often credited with developing the first “general-purpose computer,” he never actually built any examples of his design. His steam-powered Analytical Engine, as it was called, would seem extremely primitive to us today, but in the 1830s, it was a groundbreaking design. It consisted of five main components—the store (which equates to today’s memory; it could hold 1,000 numbers of 50 digits each), the mill (which is analogous to a processor), the control (which equates to a group of simple programs; these were stored on punch cards), the input (data in), and the output (final result). Babbage was born in Teignmouth, Devonshire (UK) into a middle-class banking family. He followed an educational path typical for his age and status, entering Trinity College at Cambridge in 1810 and receiving his master’s degree from Cambridge in 1817. As an active participant in the mathematical circles of the day, he founded the Analytical Society, the B....

78. Smart Computing-Editorial
    babbage, charles TO BATCHER, KENNETH E. charles babbage Photo courtesy ofthe charles babbage Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.  
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    Extractions: Whether you’re a power user or a neophyte in the computing world, you can use DOS commands to set up your computer just the way you want it. Many of the commands referred to as you learn about DOS are a little on the strange side and probably won’t be employed much by the average PC user. There are special cases, however, when you may want to fine-tune your computer’s behavior as much as possible through the Config.sys file. Changing Config.sys NOTE: Before changing your Config.sys file, make a backup copy of it in case you run into problems and need to restore the original file. To change your Config.sys file, type edit config.sys in its place. The OK command at the bottom of the Open dialog box should be highlighted; press ENTER to accept it and open the Config.sys file. Use the arrow keys to move between lines in the file. (If you’re adding a line to the file instead of changing an existing line, use the Down arrow until you’re on the first empty line after the existing lines in the file and type in your new line.) Once you’ve made your changes, activate the menu bar by pressing ALT again. Choose Exit from the File menu; you’ll get a prompt asking whether you want to save the loaded file. The Yes option should be highlighted; press ENTER to accept this option and save....

79. Babbage, Charles
    babbage, charles (17921871). English mathematician who devised a precursorof the computer. He designed an analytical engine, a general-purp.  
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    Extractions: English mathematician who devised a precursor of the computer. He designed an analytical engine, a general-purpose mechanical computing device for performing different calculations according to a program input on punched cards (an idea borrowed from the Jacquard loom). This device was never built, but it embodied many of the principles on which digital computers are based. As a student at Cambridge, Babbage assisted John Herschel with his astronomical calculations and thought they could be better done by machines. His mechanical calulator, or difference engine, of 1822, which could compute squares to six places of decimals, got him a commission from the British Admiralty for an expanded version. But this project was abandoned in favour of the analytical engine, which he worked on for the rest of his life. The difference engine could perform only one function, once it was set up.

80. Babbage, Charles. Reflections On The Decline Of Science In England (London, 1830
    AUTHOR babbage, charles (1792­1871) TITLE Reflections on the decline of sciencein England, and on some of its causes. IMPRINT London B. Fellowes, 1830.  
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