The 1880 census had taken 7 years to complete and the 1890 census was estimated to take 13 years to complete. This was unacceptable, as a census must be done every 10 years as required by the constitution. A means of automating data analysis was needed to reduce the time to complete the census. The punchcard and a card reader connected to a tabulator/counter and a sorter provided this automation. Punchcards could be punched with the data from census forms. A tabulator/counter could count 40 values from the card simultaneously while one lid on the sorter popped up to tell the operator where to put it. Punchcards from the various sorter bins were sent to other tabulator/counter & sorter machines for further processing. Using this new system the basic census results required by the constitution were completed in months instead of years.
Herman Hollerith received the patent for the mechanical punch card system in 1887. He developed it for use with tabulating machines. However, the manual punch card system originated in 1725, created by Basile Bouchon for producing cloth patterns.
Punch cards are used with electro-mechanical timeclocks to record and create a paper trail of employee attendance.
Joseph Mary Jacquard
An electronic punch card system was the first data entry system for computers. Cards were punched with holes according to the information that was stored or directions for the computer. The card was inserted into a card reader and the data was collected. Factories still use a type of punch card system with their manual time cards. Only with the time card, information is printed on the card instead of holes punched.
The 'word' gov is actually just an abbreviation for the word Government. We use the word Gov to shorten down the long word that it really would be.
Mr Hollerith was inspired by punchcards he witnessed being used by railroad tickets. When the railroad man would ask for your ticket, he would use a hand punch to punch a hole in the ticket. The hole he punched was punched in your ticket in special places on the card that described the passengers appearance, so tickets could not be faked.
Assuming you're talking about the Goodyear credit card - yes. You will need your PIN (issued by the card company). Simply insert the card into an ATM, punch in your pin, and withdraw cash up to the card's credit limit (or the machine's daily limit - whichever is the lower figure).
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You should be given a timesheet. all you have to do is insert your timesheet into a slot in the time clock and it will print the day and the time onto the card.
A ladle is usually used for serving punch or soup.
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