MARC CHEVES / PS Calculating History ounger surveyors can’t imagine a time before computers and calculators. But as the article in this issue by Carlton Brown shows, calculations weren’t always an easy button push a

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• John Napier
• Scottish people
• Slide rule
• Common logarithm
• Logarithms
• Mathematics
• British people

1 John Napier Turner 17e premier ministre du Canada Faits en bref

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1 John Napier Turner Canada’s seventeenth prime minister Quick Facts

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• Members of the Order of Merit
• Pierre Trudeau
• Liberal Party of Canada
• New Democratic Party
• Lester B. Pearson
• Prime Minister of Canada
• Justin Trudeau
• Deputy Prime Minister of Canada
• Politics of Canada
• Canada
• John Turner

Specification for Generic Enablers as Software John Paul Brogan, [removed]Edinburgh Napier University Institute for Informatics and Digital Innovation Edinburgh United Kingdom [removed]

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• Media technology
• New media
• Scientific revolution
• Virtual reality
• Application programming interface
• Technology
• Digital technology
• Internet

No. 53 July 2003 HPM Advisory Board:

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• Ethnomathematics
• Number
• John Napier
• Brahmagupta
• Euclid
• Algebra
• Emmy Noether
• Mathematical analysis
• Mathematical logic
• Mathematics
• Science
• Mathematician

Origin Stories and Bleeding Kansas by Rita G. Napier L

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• Topeka Constitution
• Sacking of Lawrence
• Kansas Territory
• John Brown
• Constitution Hall
• Free-Stater
• Bleeding Kansas
• Kansas
• John W. Geary

The Decimal Point Simon Stevin of Belgium invented the decimal system in 1585, but John Napier perfected it. Compare Stevin’s system with Napier’s (the one we use today) and decide for yourself which is easier to use

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Napier’s Ancestors, Kin Complete the table below using the family tree as a guide. Count how many relatives exist in each generation. A good estimate is 25 years for a new generation. John Napier’s father was 16 when

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Logarithms John Napier was famous for his work with logarithms, which help us multiply and divide. Logarithms and exponents are related and the exercise below will show you how. Follow the patterns to complete the Base 2

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• Common logarithm
• Exponentiation
• Slide rule
• Logarithmic scale
• Logarithms
• Mathematics
• Logarithm

Political History Elusive Destiny The Political Vocation of John Napier Turner Paul Litt “Going my way?” asked John Turner’s campaign

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• Year of birth missing
• Canada
• Nationality
• Quebec
• Date of birth missing
• Place of birth missing
• Brian Slattery
• Political science
• Politology
• Pierre Trudeau