Contoh telegraphy

• There is no place here to discuss to a wider extent the relationship between new and older communication technology (mail, telegraphy, personal messengers).

• And telegraphy was, respectively, understood as a system of messages and commands, traveling between a periphery and a brain-like center.

• Electrical telegraphy works by the alteration of magnetic fields, such that a distant dial may be made to point to specified letters or numbers by controlled fluctuations in electrical current.

• Some of the discursive ties opened up in the book are speculative, such as apparent homologies between medical techniques of listening and those found in early telegraphy and telephony.

• Such a matter might easily include the provision of torpedoes, aircraft, wireless telegraphy, booms and even submarines.

• The straightforward cash auction has been favoured in the great majority of wireless telegraphy auctions throughout the world.

• The question is whether that is covered by the requirement for wireless telegraphy.

• He has equipped 600 ships with wireless telegraphy.

• In the present state of the art of wireless telegraphy, they could not guarantee that automatic work could be carried through under those circumstances.

• I now come to the four special subjects connected with matériel—oil, air, wireless telegraphy, and armed merchantmen.

• This country led the world in the matter of wireless telegraphy, and gave encouragement to our own inventors and experts here.

• There was a sort of system of telegraphy existing between trawlers and various ports around the coast.

• Its design and safety features included automatic steering, a dual radar system and high-quality radio and telegraphy equipment.

• It loses nothing of its importance in telegraphy.

• But there are scores of patents touching wireless telegraphy, and new patents are being taken out every day.