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- Alchemy (21,402 bytes)
36: ...r transmutations and medicine, within a new grand design of the universe based on rational [[materialism]]... - Alan Turing (38,516 bytes)
43: ... Physical Laboratory]], creating one of the first designs for a stored-program computer, although it was n...
81: ...named after and building upon the original Polish-designed ''[[Bomba (cryptography)|bomba]]''. They were a...
83: ...ant contribution, I ''think'', was of part of the design of the bombe, the cryptanalytic machine. He had t...
92: ...conception is that Turing was a key figure in the design of Colossus; this was not the case.<ref>Copeland,...
96: ... engineer [[Donald Bayley]], Turing undertook the design of a portable machine codenamed ''[[Delilah (secu... - Anagram (22,104 bytes)
2: :''For the game, see [[Anagrams]].''
218: ...7th century]] embodied their discoveries with the design apparently of avoiding the risk that, while they ...
246: ...ine anagram games, such as [[Yahoo!]] [[Literati (game)|Literati]] where they can be used for an unfair ...
261: ==Games and puzzles==
263: ...o make up part of many other games, puzzles and [[game show]]s. - Assembly language (40,085 bytes)
25: See [[#Language design|Language design]] below for more details.
40: ...lurred among programmers [but not among processor designers.]){{Fact|date=September 2007}}
48: ==Language design==
97: A curious design was [[A-natural]], a "stream-oriented" assembler ...
109: ...] {{Fact|date=February 2007}}. The popular arcade game [[NBA Jam]] (1993) is another example. - AOL (49,073 bytes)
118: ...ine permitted subscribers to temporarily download games and keep track of high scores, at a cost of appro...
128: ...ditional innovative online interactive titles and games, including:
129: *Graphical chat environments [[Habitat (video game)|Habitat]] (1986-1988) and [[Club Caribe]] (1988)...
131: ...lly automated [[Play-by-mail game|Play by email]] game (1989-1991).
132: ...e first Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game ([[MMORPG]]) to depict the adventure with graphic... - Apollo 13 (32,871 bytes)
85: ...n activated, however, partly due to the extensive design modifications made to the CM after the fire aboar...
101: ... for years before it evaporated, because of their design and insulation. Each tank was able to hold severa...
106: * valves and piping that were designed to allow the tank to be completely emptied of l...
110: These were the basic design, manufacturing, and operational problems that led...
111: ...dmitted they knew they had put 65 volts on a line designed for only 28 volts. The tank then made it into t... - Alarums and Excursions (2,569 bytes)
1: ...rst publication to focus solely on [[role-playing game]]s.
3: ...tember 2007</ref> and 2001<ref>[http://www.originsgamefair.com/awards/2000 Origins Awards 2000], retriev...
5: ...genre and an art form. The idea that role-playing games ''are'' an art form took strong root in this zine...
7: ...role-playing game ''[[Over the Edge (role-playing game)|Over the Edge]]'' was inspired by discussions in...
17: [[Category:Role-playing game magazines]] - ASCII art (31,276 bytes)
50: ...player]] [[Computer role-playing game|roleplaying games]]), [[Internet Relay Chat]], [[E-mail]], [[messag...
52: ...II art is still widely used in websites such as [[GameFAQs]] and LUElinks. A popular ASCII art is [[LUEs...
62: ...rt in games is "[[Original War]]", a little-known game for [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], in which the c...
193: ...he first Amiga ASCII art groups were ART, Epsilon Design, Upper Class, Unreal. This means that the text ar...
195: ...ed all the artwork (usually requested), with some design parts in between, as opposed to the PC art scene ... - Amiga (38,386 bytes)
7: ...Jay Miner]] (1932-1994) as the principal hardware designer. [[Commodore International]] introduced the mac...
9: ...ptember 2007}} Later models sported fully 32-bit designs based on 68020, 68030, 68040, or PowerPC process...
16: ...rraine.html</ref><ref>http://www.amigaforever.com/games/</ref>. Before the machine was released into the...
22: ...r network. The AmigaOne is a [[PowerPC]] computer designed to run the latest version of [[AmigaOS]], which...
25: At its core, the Amiga featured custom designed [[coprocessor]]s, useful for handling tasks suc... - Acorn Electron (16,662 bytes)
7: ...se of the BBC Micro. There are at least 500 known games for the Electron and the true total is probably i...
9: ...ed by a single customized [[Gate array|ULA]] chip designed by Acorn. It had feature limitations such as be...
17: ...which the machine never fully recovered, although games sales for it would ultimately outstrip those of t...
28: ...released on tape or disc. Despite this all of the games released on ROM were packaged as 'serial ROMS', f...
44: ...e nearly doubled the amount of motion possible in games and saved modes 0–3 (including the only 16 colo... - Arizona Cardinals (42,829 bytes)
41: ...br />[[1925 NFL season|1925]], [[NFL Championship Game, 1947|1947]]
55: ... area]]. In 2006, the club began playing all home games at [[University of Phoenix Stadium]] in [[Glendal...
64: ...rt Bell Benefit Bowl]]). They did win a Wild Card game against the [[Dallas Cowboys]] in 1998. The team'...
87: ... To date, it is the franchise's only home playoff game of any kind. The next year, Violet Bidwill marrie...
100: ...the franchise was characterized by exciting close games, come-from-behind nailbiters, and several frustra... - Atlanta Falcons (23,648 bytes)
40: ...e Falcons had its first [[Monday Night Football]] game in Atlanta during the 1970 season and, after a lo...
44: ...ikings]] at [[Minnesota]] in the NFC Championship Game, 30-27 in overtime. They lost, 34-19, to the Denv...
46: ...el Vick broke his leg and missed the first twelve games of the season, bringing their record to a dismal ...
55: In 1990, the uniform design changed to black helmets, silver pants, and eithe...
57: ...d pants with red trim down the sides. The uniform design consisted of either black or white jerseys, and e... - Apple II series (55,572 bytes)
9: ==Design==
22: ...n the Disk II controller was typical of Wozniak's design sensibility. The Apple II was full of clever engi...
24: ... period was proportional to the resistance of the game controller, and used a software loop to measure t...
29: The epitome of the Apple II design philosophy was the Apple II sound circuitry. Rath...
31: Wozniak's open design and the Apple II's multiple expansion slots permi... - Arizona Diamondbacks (38,819 bytes)
68: ...t Dodgers, Giants and [[San Diego Padres|Padres]] games were broadcast in the Phoenix and [[Tucson]] mark...
78: The Diamondbacks' first major league game was played against the [[Colorado Rockies]] on [[...
81: ... West. They lost to the [[New York Mets]] in four games in the [[National League Division Series|NLDS]].
87: ...rds in all of major league baseball by losing 111 games.
95: ...ears of MLB, despite Johnson pitching a [[perfect game]] on [[May 18]] of that season. Brenly was fired ... - Aesthetics (58,981 bytes)
18: ...lt environment''. Oslo School of Architecture and Design. ISBN 8254701741.</ref> We might judge a [[Lambor...
41: ...mmercial or industrial way it may be considered [[design]] instead of art, or contrariwise these may be de...
56: ...se Warhol for the design of his boxes (which were designed by Steve Harvey), yet the conceptual move of ex...
110: Through its use of color and its balance between design and form, [[Islamic art]] creates an immediate vi...
122: ... such as the use of geometrical floral or vegetal designs in a repetition known as the [[arabesque]]. The ... - Atlanta Braves (59,378 bytes)
49: ...te Team'''", the latter a reference to the team's games being broadcast on the nationally available [[WTB...
64: ...ne winning season from 1900 to 1913, and lost 100 games five times. In 1907, the Beaneaters (temporarily)...
68: ...July 6 through [[September 5]], the Braves won 41 games against only 12 losses. [http://www.baseball-alma...
70: ...rn World Series (the 1907 Series had had one tied game)--to win the world championship. Meanwhile, [[Joh...
72: ... played the World Series (as well as the last few games of the 1914 season) at [[Fenway Park]], since the... - Atari ST (52,551 bytes)
16: ...had an innovative single-chip graphics subsystem (designed by [[Shiraz Shivji]]) which shared the full amo...
18: ...ors which gave it the edge in the [[computer game|games]] and video market, the ST was generally cheaper,...
22: ...a [[small business]] machine for [[Computer-aided design|CAD]] and [[Desktop publishing]] work.
33: ...low-cost, high-end computer system. The original design considered using the [[NS32032]], but in talks, [...
35: ...ailable parts in a highly integrated single-board design, fully equipped with standard and custom ports. - Arcology (18,703 bytes)
3: ... ARCOLOGY) HAVE DUPLICATED THIS ERROR OF THE GAME DESIGNERS. THINK ABOUT THE WORD ARCOLOGY; A WORD ENDING...
7: ...ecology]]''. The principles are aimed toward the design of enormous habitats (hyperstructures) of extreme...
12: ...hat cities are like organic systems and should be designed as such; thus, "in the image of man."
14: ...vel)|Oath of Fealty]]'' or as elements in [[video game]], such as ''[[SimCity 2000]]'', ''[[Escape Veloc...
29: ...er construction: [[Arcosanti]], a full city being designed by [[Paolo Soleri]]. However, the construction ... - Amstrad CPC (27,371 bytes)
15: ...e, the CPC 464 was introduced in [[1984]]. It was designed to be a direct competitor to the [[Commodore 64...
25: ...duced by [[Locomotive Software]] and the hardware design was carried out by MEJ Electronics, otherwise kno...
38: Most games, especially in the early years, targeted the 64 K...
62: ...ly as the [[Amstrad GX4000|'''GX4000''']] [[video game console]].
64: ... exacerbated by the tendency to rerelease old CPC games on cartridge without taking advantage of the enha... - Atari (32,728 bytes)
5: ...aming|1984]] as [[Atari Corporation]] and [[Atari Games]]<br />[[1998 in video gaming|1998]] as Atari Int...
9: |industry=[[video game]]
10: |products=''[[Test Drive (video game)|Test Drive]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', ''[[Alone i...
16: {{this|a corporate game company}}
18: ... of the largest third-party publishers of [[video game]]s in the [[United States]].
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