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wireless telegraph::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | radiotelegraph, radiotelegraphy, wireless telegraphy |
| Type of | radio, wireless |
Examples of wireless telegraph
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When Marconi invented his wireless telegraph, he never imagined broadcast radio.
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She had wireless telegraph, electric light, electrical lifts and sumptuous interiors.
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In 1920, the first wireless telegraph was installed, followed by an airfield in 1930.
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He then developed an improved wireless telegraph receiver.
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This invention was followed by the wireless telegraph which was then placed under the Wireless Telegraph Act 1904.
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Hertz's experiments would soon trigger the invention of the wireless telegraph, radio, and later television.
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It appears the Russians had outrun their secure telegraph landlines, and were short of trained wireless telegraph operators and cryptographic equipment.
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For this feat, the Salem was outfitted with 16 different wireless telegraph technologies and sailed to Gibraltar, with Pollock commanding.
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Among priceless possessions on display is the original wireless telegraph message received by the Titanic telling it the location of dangerous icebergs ahead.
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