Definition of slide rule in English:

slide rule

noun

A ruler with a sliding central strip, marked with logarithmic scales and used for making rapid calculations, especially multiplication and division.
Example sentencesExamples
- It would not have occurred to me until recent years, any more than I would have conceived of portable computers while I was working out trigonometry problems with a slide rule.
- Renewable energy technology can end utility monopolies and liberate us from a lifetime of paying monthly power bills, rendering utility power as obsolete as the slide rule.
- He had learnt some useful skills at the school such as arithmetic, double-entry book keeping and how to use a slide rule.
- For number crunching, in lieu of calculators, he relied on a slide rule, its case battered.
- He still had a white-knuckled grip on his slide rule.
- Rocket man Wernher von Braun called for a new kind of warrior, one armed with a slide rule.
- For example, the hand-held electronic calculator quickly ended the slide rule industry.
- This includes a detailed discussion of the use of the slide rule in making calculations governing the adjustment and operation of looms and weaving equipment.
- We would then look at it through an instrument that looked, and behaved, like a slide rule, with sliding piece made of smoked glass.
- An analog calculator designed along the principle of a slide rule, it utilizes logarithmic and inverse logarithmic scales to quickly provide you with the correct firing solution.
- Oughtred described the slide rule in 1622 but the circular slide rule was not described by him until 1632.
- He worked with pencil and paper, as well as a slide rule and a table of logarithms.
- Hands up all those who did maths using a slide rule?
- The new, more versatile and accurate slide rule with its cursor and easy to read scales had become the favorite of those in technical fields.
- The slide rule is one of the newest scientific instruments which has started to become collectable.
- I can use rail-dots for ranging if I have to, but then I'm old enough that I can still use a slide rule if I have to.
- Log tables were used as there were no calculators and indeed, a slide rule was all the fashion.
- On a scorching summer day earlier this year, Beijing engineer Shan Tao doesn't need a slide rule to sort out his overheating equation.

Definition of slide rule in US English:

slide rule

nounˈslaɪd ˌrulˈslīd ˌro͞ol

A ruler with a sliding central strip, marked with logarithmic scales and used for making rapid calculations, especially multiplication and division.
Example sentencesExamples
- For number crunching, in lieu of calculators, he relied on a slide rule, its case battered.
- We would then look at it through an instrument that looked, and behaved, like a slide rule, with sliding piece made of smoked glass.
- For example, the hand-held electronic calculator quickly ended the slide rule industry.
- An analog calculator designed along the principle of a slide rule, it utilizes logarithmic and inverse logarithmic scales to quickly provide you with the correct firing solution.
- This includes a detailed discussion of the use of the slide rule in making calculations governing the adjustment and operation of looms and weaving equipment.
- On a scorching summer day earlier this year, Beijing engineer Shan Tao doesn't need a slide rule to sort out his overheating equation.
- It would not have occurred to me until recent years, any more than I would have conceived of portable computers while I was working out trigonometry problems with a slide rule.
- He still had a white-knuckled grip on his slide rule.
- He had learnt some useful skills at the school such as arithmetic, double-entry book keeping and how to use a slide rule.
- Rocket man Wernher von Braun called for a new kind of warrior, one armed with a slide rule.
- Oughtred described the slide rule in 1622 but the circular slide rule was not described by him until 1632.
- The new, more versatile and accurate slide rule with its cursor and easy to read scales had become the favorite of those in technical fields.
- The slide rule is one of the newest scientific instruments which has started to become collectable.
- He worked with pencil and paper, as well as a slide rule and a table of logarithms.
- I can use rail-dots for ranging if I have to, but then I'm old enough that I can still use a slide rule if I have to.
- Hands up all those who did maths using a slide rule?
- Renewable energy technology can end utility monopolies and liberate us from a lifetime of paying monthly power bills, rendering utility power as obsolete as the slide rule.
- Log tables were used as there were no calculators and indeed, a slide rule was all the fashion.

单词	slide rule
释义	Definition of slide rule in English: slide rule noun A ruler with a sliding central strip, marked with logarithmic scales and used for making rapid calculations, especially multiplication and division. Example sentencesExamples It would not have occurred to me until recent years, any more than I would have conceived of portable computers while I was working out trigonometry problems with a slide rule. Renewable energy technology can end utility monopolies and liberate us from a lifetime of paying monthly power bills, rendering utility power as obsolete as the slide rule. He had learnt some useful skills at the school such as arithmetic, double-entry book keeping and how to use a slide rule. For number crunching, in lieu of calculators, he relied on a slide rule, its case battered. He still had a white-knuckled grip on his slide rule. Rocket man Wernher von Braun called for a new kind of warrior, one armed with a slide rule. For example, the hand-held electronic calculator quickly ended the slide rule industry. This includes a detailed discussion of the use of the slide rule in making calculations governing the adjustment and operation of looms and weaving equipment. We would then look at it through an instrument that looked, and behaved, like a slide rule, with sliding piece made of smoked glass. An analog calculator designed along the principle of a slide rule, it utilizes logarithmic and inverse logarithmic scales to quickly provide you with the correct firing solution. Oughtred described the slide rule in 1622 but the circular slide rule was not described by him until 1632. He worked with pencil and paper, as well as a slide rule and a table of logarithms. Hands up all those who did maths using a slide rule? The new, more versatile and accurate slide rule with its cursor and easy to read scales had become the favorite of those in technical fields. The slide rule is one of the newest scientific instruments which has started to become collectable. I can use rail-dots for ranging if I have to, but then I'm old enough that I can still use a slide rule if I have to. Log tables were used as there were no calculators and indeed, a slide rule was all the fashion. On a scorching summer day earlier this year, Beijing engineer Shan Tao doesn't need a slide rule to sort out his overheating equation. Definition of slide rule in US English: slide rule nounˈslaɪd ˌrulˈslīd ˌro͞ol A ruler with a sliding central strip, marked with logarithmic scales and used for making rapid calculations, especially multiplication and division. Example sentencesExamples For number crunching, in lieu of calculators, he relied on a slide rule, its case battered. We would then look at it through an instrument that looked, and behaved, like a slide rule, with sliding piece made of smoked glass. For example, the hand-held electronic calculator quickly ended the slide rule industry. An analog calculator designed along the principle of a slide rule, it utilizes logarithmic and inverse logarithmic scales to quickly provide you with the correct firing solution. This includes a detailed discussion of the use of the slide rule in making calculations governing the adjustment and operation of looms and weaving equipment. On a scorching summer day earlier this year, Beijing engineer Shan Tao doesn't need a slide rule to sort out his overheating equation. It would not have occurred to me until recent years, any more than I would have conceived of portable computers while I was working out trigonometry problems with a slide rule. He still had a white-knuckled grip on his slide rule. He had learnt some useful skills at the school such as arithmetic, double-entry book keeping and how to use a slide rule. Rocket man Wernher von Braun called for a new kind of warrior, one armed with a slide rule. Oughtred described the slide rule in 1622 but the circular slide rule was not described by him until 1632. The new, more versatile and accurate slide rule with its cursor and easy to read scales had become the favorite of those in technical fields. The slide rule is one of the newest scientific instruments which has started to become collectable. He worked with pencil and paper, as well as a slide rule and a table of logarithms. I can use rail-dots for ranging if I have to, but then I'm old enough that I can still use a slide rule if I have to. Hands up all those who did maths using a slide rule? Renewable energy technology can end utility monopolies and liberate us from a lifetime of paying monthly power bills, rendering utility power as obsolete as the slide rule. Log tables were used as there were no calculators and indeed, a slide rule was all the fashion.
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