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Computer m; Rechner m; Datenverarbeitungsanlage f |
| agric. |
Zähler m; Abrechner m |
| astr. |
Berechner m |
| comp. |
Rechenautomat m; elektronische Rechenanlage; Komputer m |
| comun. |
Rechenanlage f (system; DIN 44300) |
| constr. |
elektronische Rechenmaschine |
| educ. |
PC m |
| IT |
Elektronenrechner m; Datenverarbeitungsanlage f; EDV-Geräte pl.; Rechner m |
| IT, tec. |
speicherprogrammierte Datenverarbeitungsanlage; speicherprogrammierte Rechenanlage |
| IT, transp., avia. |
Aufschaltgerät n |
| med. |
Rechenmaschine f |
| micr. |
Computer m (Any device capable of processing information to produce a desired result. No matter how large or small they are, computers typically perform their work in three well-defined steps: accepting input, processing the input according to predefined rules (programs), and producing output. There are several ways to categorize computers, including class (ranging from microcomputers to supercomputers), generation (first through fifth generation), and mode of processing (analog versus digital)); digitale Rechenanlage; Rechner rh |
| tec. |
Digitalrechner m; Rechenanlage f |
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| gen. |
Computer m; Rechner m |
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| geof. |
Auswerter m (Person) |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| abrev. |
cmpr; compu |
| abrev., IT |
cmpt |
| abrev., mil. |
cmptr (Киселев) |
| abrev., progr. |
computor (ssn) |
| micr. |
PC (Any device capable of processing information to produce a desired result. No matter how large or small they are, computers typically perform their work in three well-defined steps: accepting input, processing the input according to predefined rules (programs), and producing output. There are several ways to categorize computers, including class (ranging from microcomputers to supercomputers), generation (first through fifth generation), and mode of processing (analog versus digital)) |
| mil., abrev. |
cmp; comp; cp |
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| abrev., IT |
Common Operating Machine Particulars Used For Trade Education And Research |
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computer Any device capable of processing information to produce a desired result. No matter how large or small they are, computers typically perform their work in three well-defined steps: accepting input, processing the input according to predefined rules (programs), and producing output. There are several ways to categorize computers, including class (ranging from microcomputers to supercomputers), generation (first through fifth generation), and mode of processing (analog versus digital) [kəm'pju:tə] abbr. | |
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| abrev., micr. |
PC |
