How to pronounce “vacuum tube” in English

insulated in a vacuum tube.

He ran the vacuum tube shop and it gave him deep appreciation of an incremental innovation, I guess you might say.

Thatís an analog vacuum tube with a 4,096 bit digital memory inside.

Eisenhower 1952 with a vacuum tube based computer and then they were shrinking vacuum tubes every year they were made

fast improvement in efficiency during the vacuum tube era.

and then look at the Vacuum tube technology that they were using at ENIAC and then write his famous spring of 1945 paper 'First Draft of the EDVAC' to kind of build the case for

So longer than Moore's Law starting with vacuum tube computers.

But you also have mechanical inventions, including the vacuum tube and telephone switchboards, that have come together, but you also have the drums

whether you're ready for it or not it goes into the vacuum tube and goes upstairs to your brain and it just hits you.

But at the time, the vacuum tube was really the great invention of Kelly's time.

Saying all these Bell Labs guys might have a replacement for the vacuum tube.

I think early on the transistor was obviously viewed as a replacement for the vacuum tube.

Research Station and it was able to compare coded sequences stored in vacuum tube memory with the intercepted coded sequences stored on paper tape and so it really, it was, who,

tubes they got to a point where they couldn't shrink the vacuum tube anymore keep the vacuum and that was the end of

So they found this thing, this punitive replacement for the vacuum tube.

His first job at Bell Labs, or his first big job, was to be in charge of vacuum tube development.

The second thing about the group that was fairly interesting, is that in some ways, Kelly's entire career had been built upon his achievements with the vacuum tube.