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    Wicki Zuse Essay

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    By the age of seventeen he was able to gain entrance to Berlin’s Charolttenburg Technical College, majoring in civil engineering. He was a gifted in artistry and technology, it was there he developed ideas for up the first universal computer. After leaving a job as a structural engineer, Zuse spent time making early versions of computing devices known as the Z1. With the help of his friends, the machine was built out of scrap metal and glass parts. At the start of the war in 1939 he built two successive versions, the Z2 and Z3. Following, he was drafted into the army as an infantryman for 6 months until German officers thought he would suit better developing flying bombs for the army. There, he improved his model the Z3 which was a computer built with electromagnetic relays, included binary numbering system as well as floating point numbers, and used punched film tape. After completion of the Z3 Zuse was again drafted to the army and excused to develop computers again. After his developments of computers, Zuse was inspired to start something new. He developed Plankalkul or plan calculus, which was one of the first algorithmic language. Designed for chess playing, the language utilized both numerical and non-numerical problems in a matrix. While it was difficult to read on several formats, it was something ahead of its time for software development.…

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    The overall function and design was similar to that of the Z1. Although the Z3 had similar functionality to the Z1, the Z3 had more features such as new arithmetic operations and square root operations. The machine was far more dependable and didn’t need constant maintenance to continue operating. Just as early models of the Z1 and Z2 were destroyed during the war, so was the original Z3. The Z3 was later recreated in the 60s by Zuse and some engineers from his company. The remake of the Z3 was…

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    Xperia Z3 Case Study

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    Sony Introduction Objective Xperia Z3 is the best selling and most inspiring smart phone that Sony has ever manufactured. The company’s unique phone has dominated many blog rankings and review from experts. The Xperia Z is one of the most powerful smart phones to be launched in the market. Therefore, by analysing on Sony Corporation and their product Xperia Z3, we can certify their factor to success Company’s Information Sony Corporation is well known for its diversified business, mainly…

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    films to store the program instead of paper tape or punch cards. Z3 had the clock speed of 5Hz that was faster than the 3Hz clock speed of the Z2 and could do addition and subtraction in less than a second. It could store program instruction unlike its predecessors, solving the problem of inputting the program every time before using it. Z3 could also convert decimals to binaries and back again. It was later on proven to be Turing complete, which means that given the; appropriate algorithms,…

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    intended for international use. The headquarters TCL is situated in China. 8. Lenovo Many people don’t know Lenovo sells mobile phones and will be surprised. But it is true that this brand would come in eighth for mobile phone sales. Lenovo’s mobile phones given newer facilities are intended for international use. The headquarters of Lenovo is situated in China. 9. Sony It is sorrowful to Sony that it ranks ninth for mobile phone sales.The headquarters of Sony is situated in Japan. It has many…

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    Kwong Equations

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    (1+m(1-(Tr)0.5))2 and m= 0.480+ 1.574w-0.176w2 But there are some demerits of this equation too: BIP’s is recommended to be kij=0 for HC/HC pairs It grossly overestimates liquid volumes (and underestimates liquid densities) of petroleum mixtures Even though it has some demerits it is still used as it offers an excellent predictive tool for systems requiring accurate predictions of VLE and vapor properties. Peng and Robinson EOS Peng robinson proposed a slightly different form of molecular…

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    according to instructions given to it in a variable program. We use these electronic devices to research and do our daily jobs. These computers are hooked up to the internet that contains all of the computer’s answers. Internet is the global system of interconnected computer networks. Many people live their lives relying on these devices to make their decisions for them and that needs to change, but that’s just the way we have lived for many years dating back to the past. The history of the…

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    on the heat pipe internal and external diameters, evaporation length, condensation length, and the pipes thermal conductivity. Z3 and Z7 are the internal thermal resistances of the boiling and condensing fluid inside the tubes. They also depend on the size of the pipe, the evaporation and condensation lengths, and the types of the fluids. Z4 and Z6 are the internal thermal resistances at the vapor-liquid interface in the evaporator and the condenser respectively. These are always neglected being…

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    generation computers, the transistor classified the second, integrated circuits categorized the third generation and that the microprocessor outlined the fourth. The text also suggests that modern technology belongs to a fifth generation of computing, which may have been the result of “rampant computer networking,” during the 1990’s. 1. During first generation computing, vacuum tubes served as the most relevant technology. While computational devices such as the difference engine, and computer…

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    of relays and vacuum tubes, digital computers were soon in production. In 1936, Alan Turing presented the concept of the general computer with an integrated memory that he called the Turing machine that became a reality in 1941 when Alanstoff-berry computer was developed by J.V. Alanstoff and Clifford Berry. This was the first computer that was able to calculate multiple equations at the same time and have an integrated memory system. During the same time, Konrad Zuse was working on a…

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