- semap****
telegraph which uses
pivoted indicator arms and
conveys information according to the
direction the
indicators point, and the
shutter telegraph which...
-
Electrical telegraphs were point-to-point text
messaging systems,
primarily used from the 1840s
until the late 20th century. It was the
first electrical...
- or paddles.
Signalling by
means of
indicator pointers was
called semap****.
Early proposals for an
optical telegraph system were made to the
Royal Society...
- the
moving parts of the
telegraph. The
regulator could take two
positions (horizontal and vertical) and each of the
indicators could take
seven positions...
- one or more handles, and an
indicator pointer on the face of the dial.
There would also be a
revolutions per
minute indicator,
worked by a hand crank. Modern...
-
terrestrial semap****
telegraph,
which uses
pivoted indicator arms and
conveys information according to the
direction the
indicators point and was po****r...
-
Telegraphy usually refers to the
electrical telegraph, but
telegraph systems using the
optical telegraph were in use
before that. A code
consists of a...
-
frequently use
traditional indicator words in a
misleading manner. A
cryptic crossword on the back page of the
Daily Telegraph on 14
March 2012 included...
- law is an
adage of
Internet culture which says that,
without a
clear indicator of the author's intent, any
parodic or
sarcastic expression of extreme...
- the
state of his block, and the
lower indicator displays this state,
which is also displa**** on a
repeater indicator in the box for the
block from which...