The word "antennae" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this word to refer to a pair of long, thin sensory organs that are found on the heads of insects and some other small animals. For example, "The dragonfly's long, waving antennae darted from side to side in search of food."
There are always a couple of antennae being worked on, faces upturned to the scorching sun like overgrown Wall-Es.
The hardline anti-Europeans on the Tory benches, their antennae twitching for signs that their leader is about to betray them, are already suspicious that he wants a quick timetable because he's only looking to secure some modest concessions that they will condemn as merely cosmetic.
The Chicago building has antennae on its roof, but these are not counted as part of its overall height.
Visitors won't ascend to the Chajnantor plateau at 5,000 metres, where most of the antennae are sited – and for good reason.
Using an array of 66 antennae that together make up the equivalent of a 10-mile-long telescope, it can uncover details with at least 10 times more resolution than the Hubble space telescope.
Critics argued that they were reckless to jump in Yosemite at all, because Base – which stands for buildings, antennae, spans and earth – is banned in all 58 national parks.
Guests will also visit the laboratory and control centre, and the hangar where the antennae are made and repaired.
Transmission and reception are further hindered by the size of antennae or dishes, both on the ground and on the satellites.
Rather than sending programmes directly to customers' homes, Aereo captures free, over-the-air broadcasts on wee antennae and transmits them directly to digital recording devices, one per subscriber.
In order for this trick to work, though, the distance between the antennae has to be smaller than the wavelength of the light being focused.
Mr Wolfe is a southerner, and so his social antennae there are razor-sharp especially on the Atlanta blue-bloods' envy forazor-sharp especiallyicity on Richmond, Charlesthe Atlantaannah, as well as the cultural confidence of New York.
