Babbage

But she has got a number of e-mails asking her to include sizes for men (like Babbage) and children.

One of the central questions the project's designed to answer is whether Babbage would have been able to actually build it at all.

Babbage recalls chain letters received by his parents when he was a child.

Mr Babbage was engaged on works of great scientific importance, and of a nature which his persecutors could not understand.

Babbage envisioned a more accurate, labor-saving way of making such tables, and his Difference Engine was the result.

In fact, had Mr Greer not explained the underlying approach, this Babbage would have had no inkling.

Gleick: Babbage was a man out of his time. People back then didn't get what he was about.

Mr Graham-Cumming said he had set the goal of completing it by 2021 - the 150th anniversary of Charles Babbage's death.

You know, Charles Babbage?

Babbage had already received funding from Parliament to build a "difference engine" that could do mathematical calculations.

In 1833 the British mathematician C. Babbage in the design of aircraft, first proposed the principle of process control.

Between, 1833 and 1842 Babbage tried to build an Analytical machine that would be programmable to do any calculation.

It was a byword. Any time anybody wrote a popular article about music in the 1860s, they had to mention Babbage.

Nineteenth-century English mathematician Charles Babbage planned to use punch cards to program his analytical engine.

IN PRIMARY school Babbage learned that there were nine planets in the solar system. None were known to exist outside it.

Mr. ROSS BABBAGE (Australian Defense Analyst, Kokoda Foundation): The term that we tend to use in the west is anti-access area denial.

A middle ground tread by people like poor old Charles Babbage, and his steam-driven computers that were never built.

As a matter of fact, Charles Babbage, over one hundred years ago, felt that "assurance" was a better term.

Charles Babbage is generally considered to have invented the first computer.

Perhaps. Babbage is no expert on the medical applications of lasers.

It takes Mr Gaillard just seconds to remove a drive; even novice Babbage does not take that much longer.

Theworld's first computer printer was a 19th century mechanically drivenapparatus invented by Charles Babbage for his Difference Engine.

Babbage summarises the series of internal disasters and MIT is producing a running and highly readable commentary.

Babbage has not seen any supernatural action through his digital windows.

This Babbage will see his monthly fees drop by two-thirds, while his servers' power has measurably increased.

It took nearly two hundred years before I was built as an analytical machine by Charles Babbage.

Charles Babbage designed a difference engine in Victorian times helped by Ada Lovelace.

"The demands in the engine area are very substantial, " Babbage said.

Of course, Babbage would love to be proved wrong.

Countess Ada translated an article about the presentation and showed it to Babbage .

He received the recreation request after building a Babbage Difference Engine in Lego.

Myhrvold has also helped complete Victorian computing pioneer Charles Babbage's Difference Engine.

Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?

At that time, the British mathematician, Charles Babbage, developed the mechanical computer.

What new concept in computing was introduced in the design of Babbage's Analytical Engine?

Mr Babbage is blunter: "Current defence planning is invalid, " he says.

Charles Babbage is generally considered to the first computer.

Analytical engine by Charles Babbage.

Charles Babbage, a British inventor, is sometimes called the father of the computer.

Babbage, meanwhile, gave a seminar on the analytic engine in Turin, Italy, in 1841.

And Babbage's old steel bike, too, is biodegradable.

Then in 1822 I was built as an Analytical Machine by Charles Babbage.

Ada was 15 when she met the Cambridge mathematics professor Babbage 175 years ago today.

This Babbage would love to find out what it is, though he isn't holding his breath.