Will this recognize scientific terms? Chemistry, Biology, Physics, etc.
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You can teach it the words that doesn't know, and next time it is spoken, it will know how to spell it correctly. If you go into medicine, Dragon medical works best. It is quite expensive but it does have 90 medical specialties built-in. Here's a demonstration of it. All versions of Dragon NaturallySpeaking use the same voice recognition engine, so the accuracy rate is basically the same, as long as the words are included in its vocabulary. http://www.flickr.com/photos/little_pooky/10578881796/
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It would be too time-consuming to list all of the letters, but rest assured there are a lot of them! The instruction manual comes with a list of possible words, which must be more than 100 total. I selected a word I knew I would remember from the list, and it's pretty easy to operate using that word. I recommend it.
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That's what the TI website says "The TI-30XS MultiView™ scientific calculator is approved for use on SAT*, ACT*, and AP* exams."
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Yes. And it's an awesome kit. I used it (& still do) to teach my daughter about simple & complex machines. The kit even comes with a workbook to help children understand the relationship between math (or physics) and how different types of machines work. It's well worth the investment!
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http://www.heartmathstore.com/category/tech-comparison Same fundamental science but different technical compatibility aspects.
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Yes it does. I also use it to scan my chapter questions then answer the questions in Word for my college course. Very handy. Cordless model would be easier but for the price this one works great.
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It certainly can. The rules say you can look up words in the dictionary, unless it is your turn. During the first few rounds, everyone learns new two-letter words. As the game progresses, the words tend to lengthen. It's a great game!
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Yes it does. At times it may seem confusing, but go through the information carefully.
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No, you cannot. It functions as a dictionary and will only translate a word. It does have some conversational phrases under differnt categories like dining, emergency, etc. but you cannot type in a phrase and ask it to translate it for you.
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Hi Dennis, I haven't tried this myself, but I would guess that this device would struggle to accurately record equations: it will probably mistake Greek characters/mathematical characters for more common letters, although you may be able to select mathematical formula as the OCR language.
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Yes, If it can, it offers suggestions (such as: "Did you mean ..."). I hope this helps.David
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Yes! This is a great product for a reasonable price. I used mine for a grad school course and had no troubles with it. I am considering purchasing some for my school to use in the computer lab with notation software. It is very user friendly. Enjoy!
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I have not used it for that, but as that sounds like book binding I would say yes.
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it should, it will be a difficult project tho, youll need to make or find a library for it... sorry
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It will scan anything...decoding it is another matter. I can't confirm whether it will support those standards but $14 you can. :)
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Basically, you get a search function on a set of dictionaries that you can choose from. I can't remember if you can type phrases, but you can type words.
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Yup! I've used this for all my science textbooks (800+ pages), and it's still the best of the bunch for quality and portability in my opinion.