Amsler has constructed an integrator which serves to determine these quantities by guiding a tracer once round the boundary of the given figure (see below).
An instrument giving all three quantities simultaneously is known as Amsler's integrator or moment-planimeter.
One chief use of this integrator is for the calculation of the displacement and stability of a ship from the drawings of a number of sections.
This integratoris also made in a simplified form without the wheel W2.
While an integrator determines the value of a definite integral, hence a [Sidenote: Integraphs.
You haven't gotten to first base yet, but you've just given Scott enough evidence to free himself from integrator control altogether, if he gives it any thought.
The psycho-integrator isn't any standard interrogative technique; it's dangerous and treacherous.
I'm sure he doesn't know enough about the psycho-integrator to be able voluntarily to control the patient-operator relationship to any degree.
His eyes returned to the screen, to the bobbing figure that the psycho-integrator traced on the fluorescent background.
Abdank-Abakanowicz's integrator however certainly went further in the practical direction than any previously constructed.
The new kind of integrator was really only an independent version of Boys' instrument, but in many respects a great improvement.
Although this integratorwas afterward made in a less crude form, I do not think it has ever been a practical instrument for the draughtsman.
The superiority of the integraph over the integrator cannot be better pointed out than by a concrete example.
These lie entirely outside my field, and I propose only to refer to a few of the possible services of the integrator when used by hand, and not attached to a machine.
An integrator which draws an absolute picture of the sum or integral is better termed an "integraph.
In the first place, the instrument to which I propose to draw your attention to-night is, in the narrow sense of the words, neither an integrator nor new.
The disk cylinder integrator may also be applied to find the total amount of work transmitted by shafting or belting from one part of a factory to another.
One of theintegrator chambers, in which atomic hydrogen was integrated to form atomic iron and calcium (sometimes called the Michelson effect), had sprung a leak.
The box contained a set of counterweights for the hydrogen integrator motors.
The most important application that I have made at present of the integrator described is what I have called an engine-power meter.
The guiding principle in the cart integrator is a little three-wheeled cart, whose front wheel is controlled by the machine.
Among other things, he's smart enough to see that once you've got your theory of games worked out, there's at least the logical possibility of converting your Eniac into what he calls a Strategy Integrator and Computer.
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