ГДЗ Which text mentions… 1. a person who wrote detailed explanations of how a calculating machine could be programmed...
Which text mentions…
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a person who wrote detailed explanations of how a calculating machine could be programmed to perform different tasks? Ada Lovelace («In these notes, she explained how the machine could be programmed to perform different tasks...»)
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appliances and devices used in everyday life? James Dyson («...best known for transforming everyday household technology....vacuum cleaners... bladeless fans, hand dryers...»)
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a historic photograph? Rosalind Franklin («One of these images, known as Photo 51, showed a clear pattern that suggested DNA had a spiral structure.»)
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a person whose designs were never fully built during their lifetime because of a lack of money and inadequate technology? Charles Babbage («Unfortunately, the technology of his time and a lack of consistent funding meant that his machines were never fully completed.»)
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a person whose design took about ten years to be developed into a product? Frank Whittle («In 1930, he patented a design for a turbojet engine... In 1941, Britain's first jet aircraft... made its maiden flight using a Whittle engine...»)
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a person who suggested that a machine might one day work with various symbols, not only with numbers? Ada Lovelace («...and even suggested that it might one day be used to work with symbols, such as musical notes, not just numbers.»)
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a person who did research in biology and chemistry? Rosalind Franklin («After studying chemistry at Cambridge... discovery of DNA's structure and in the development of molecular biology. She later studied viruses...»)
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a person who served in the armed forces? Frank Whittle («As a teenager he joined the Royal Air Force and trained both as an aircraft fitter and later as a pilot.»)
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a person who established a charitable trust? James Dyson («...and set up the James Dyson Foundation to encourage young people to study engineering.»)
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a person whose parent was a famous figure in the world of writing? Ada Lovelace («The daughter of the poet Lord Byron...»)