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... turns off the bulb that's lit and turns on the next one , with a provision for sending an extra pulse to the adjacent circle to the left every time the total goes past 9 . Adding 8 to 159 would thus turn on 8 successive bulbs in the ...
... turns off the bulb that's lit and turns on the next one , with a provision for sending an extra pulse to the adjacent circle to the left every time the total goes past 9 . Adding 8 to 159 would thus turn on 8 successive bulbs in the ...
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... turn , could be hooked up to the memory chips Intel spe- cialized in . The memory chips could store whatever in- structions were needed for various applications . When Hoff's design team finished developing his idea , they had a four ...
... turn , could be hooked up to the memory chips Intel spe- cialized in . The memory chips could store whatever in- structions were needed for various applications . When Hoff's design team finished developing his idea , they had a four ...
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... turn on and off , and what to do while they're on . New thermostats can be programmed to turn the heat on at a different time of day on weekends than on weekdays . Some telephones can be programmed to store dozens of numbers and to dial ...
... turn on and off , and what to do while they're on . New thermostats can be programmed to turn the heat on at a different time of day on weekends than on weekdays . Some telephones can be programmed to store dozens of numbers and to dial ...
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