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DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WHICH ALL THE COMPUTATION IS EFFECTED MECHANICALLY
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Computing aids in which the computing members form at least part of the displayed result and manipulated directly by hand, e.g. abacus, pocket adding device
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Arrangements for table look-up, e.g. menstruation table
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Non-functional elements
Input mechanisms
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Transfer mechanisms, e.g. for transmitting figures from the input mechanism into the computing mechanism
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Output mechanism
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Storage mechanisms
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Computing mechanisms; Actuating devices therefor
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Mechanisms for converting from one notational system to another, i.e. radix conversion
Decimal-point mechanisms; Analogous mechanisms for non-decimal notations
Programming mechanisms for determining steps to be performed by the computing machine, e.g. when a key or certain keys are depressed
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Driving mechanisms for functional elements
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Auxiliary functional arrangements, e.g. interlocks
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Computing machines characterized by the structural interrelation of their functional units, e.g. invoicing machines
Combinations of computing machines with other machines, e.g. with typewriter, with money-changing apparatus
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