Übersetzung für 'electronic brain' von Englisch nach Deutsch

electronic brain

Elektronengehirn {n}

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electronic {adj}

elektronisch

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telecommunications electronic

Telekommunikationselektronik {f}telecom.

electronic ears

elektronische Ohren {pl}audio

electronic toll

elektronische Gebührenerhebung {f}law

electronic inclinometer

elektronischer Neigungs­- und Gefällemesser {m}tech.

electronic newspaper

Bildschirmzeitung {f}Internetjourn.

electronic waste

Elektroschrott {m}ecol.electr.

electronic scrap

Elektroschrott {m}electr.

electronic ticket

E-Ticket {n}aviat.

elektronisches Ticket {n}aviat.

electronic shopping

elektronisches Einkaufen {n}

electronic organ

elektronische Orgel {f}mus.

electronic welding

Elektroschweißen {n}tech.

electronic failure

Elektronikausfall {m}electr.

electronic key

elektronischer Schlüssel {m}

electronic cash

elektronisches Zahlungs­verfahren {n}

electronic procedure

elektronisches Verfahren {n}

electronic library

digitale Bibliothek {f}libr.

electronic mail

elektronischer Briefkasten {m}

electronic calendar

elektronischer Kalender {m}

• Daka sends his American henchmen, along with a zombie that he controls by microphone via an electronic brain implant, to steal the precious metal.
• Methods Engineer and efficiency expert Richard Sumner is the inventor of EMERAC ("Electromagnetic MEmory and Research Arithmetical Calculator"), nicknamed “Emmy,” a powerful early generation computer (referred to then as an “electronic brain”).
• "Teachings from the Electronic Brain" is a compilation of songs from throughout the career of British band The Future Sound of London, and was released in 2006.
• It was set on a base mounted on four rollers, which contained the mechanism and the electronic brain.
• On 5 May 1951, the Nimrod computer was presented at the Festival as the Nimrod Digital Computer, advertised as "faster than thought" and an "electronic brain".

• A spatializer was used to alter the sound, specifically in the electronic brain conversations, to modify the voices.
• This device and the ideas behind it inspired a handful of scientists to begin seriously discussing the possibility of building an electronic brain.
• He was described as the designer of an "electronic brain".
• In Larry Niven's "Known Space" stories, a "wirehead" is someone who has been fitted with an electronic brain implant known as a "droud" in order to stimulate the pleasure centers of their brain.
• Groundbreaking at McChord Air Force Base was in 1957 where the "electronic brain" began arriving in November 1958.

• Subject matters included plankton, a game between an "electronic brain" and a group of children, and atomic power.
• During its existence it has interviewed notable personalities, including a 34-year-old Alan Turing on the development of his 'electronic brain' at the nearby National Physical Laboratory in Teddington.
• He was the first composer in Israel to compose original jazz pieces for orchestra which were broadcast and performed in Israel as well as in Europe ("Electronic Brain," "Riot in Russia," "Regards to Igor" and others).
• The machine's successful operation was widely reported in the British press, which used the phrase "electronic brain" in describing it to their readers.
• „From counting frame to electronic brain“ and „Exclusives from the Basler super brains Bernoulli und Euler“, exhibition in 2006.