abacus
51Abacus Federal Savings Bank — Infobox Company company name = Abacus Federal Savings Bank company company type = Private company slogan = Your interest is our interest! You can count on us! foundation = New York City (1984) location = New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania key …
52Abacus logic — In logic, an abacus is an instrument, often called the logical machine , analogous to the mathematical abacus. It is based on the principle of truth tables. It is constructed to show all the possible combinations of a set of logical terms with… …
53ABACUS electronics — Logo Abacus Electronics ist Entwickler und Hersteller von Produkten der Elektronik und Elektromechanik mit besonderer Ausrichtung auf Analogtechnik. Das Unternehmen wurde 1984 in Nordenham an der Unterweser gegründet. ABACUS Produkte findet man… …
54Abacus Recordings — Century Media Rec. Logo des Labels Aktive Jahre seit 1988 Gründer Robert Kampf Sitz Dortmund, Deutschland …
55Abacus: A Journal of Accounting, Finance and Business Studies — An Australian scholarly accounting journal. Established by *Raymond John Chambers in 1965, Abacus is published in three issues annually by Blackwell Publishing, on behalf of the University of Sydney’s *Accounting Foundation. It is available in… …
56abacus — noun (plural abaci or abacuses) Etymology: Latin, from Greek abak , abax, literally, slab Date: 14th century 1. an instrument for performing calculations by sliding counters along rods or in grooves 2. a slab that forms the uppermost member or… …
57Abacus — Orig. a flat surface or board covered with sand and used as a drawing board by mathematicians; architecturally the top, flat part of a capital (supporting the architrave); latterly the computing device made of rows of beads …
58ABACUS — Air Battle Analysis Center Utility System (Governmental » Military) **** Association Of British And Chinese University Students (Academic & Science » Universities) …
59ABACUS — a tablet crowning a column and its capital …
60abacus — ab|a|cus [ˈæbəkəs] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Latin; Origin: Greek abax flat piece of stone ] a frame with small balls that can be slid along on thick wires, used for counting and calculating …
