log tables

I mean in in logs log tables they'd write it this way.

In the days of calculators and computers, we no longer use log tables to speed up hand calculations.

After correcting an error he found in his log tables, the result was surprisingly accurate:

You had to use log tables.

Rourke commented, "Work room," and pointed along the walls and down a row of log tables.

Original furnishings include light fixtures and log tables resembling those at the Paradise Inn.

Log tables were actually tables of mantissas.

Today this space has large wooden log tables and chairs, and is where receptions take place after marriages or baptisms at the monastery.

His wives and daughters dragged out the benches and the long log tables, and cooked and served as well.

Ivor Glantz was bent over a large walnut desk, with a slide-rule, log tables, dividers and a cramful ashtray.

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I probably won't want it, since I have managed to avoid looking at trig and log tables for nearly 15 years, but there are many thousands of people who undoubtedly will want it.

If you haven't yet bought a calculator, you will have to look it up in either the old-fashioned log tables used for arithmetic calculations or in simplified 'break tables' of logarithms (see Tukey 1977).

However, MATH could lead to the identification of obscure formulae if Noh chose INFORMATION, or the spot rehearsal of log tables or trig functions.

Some of his particular contributions were the introduction of slide rule and seven-figure log tables to work out formulae he invented for drawing curves, work which is now undertaken by complex Computer Aided Design software.

The 1952 year book remarks that "Robert is famous for his long arguments (and unsurpassed knowledge) in chemistry class, his ability to 'recite' the log tables indelibly written in his brain, and his skill when it comes to fixing anything electrical."