Sentence examples for in telegraphy from inspiring English sources

Much of the technology developed for telephony had parallel applications in telegraphy.

The monopoly in telegraphy kept the rates high, and led to the country's first significant journalistic monopoly, the Associated Press, which had an exclusive deal with Western Union.

The vacuum tube, patented by Lee De Forest in the United States in 1907, led to several improvements in telegraph performance and greatly intensified research efforts in telegraphy, telephony, and the emerging field of wireless communication.

Morgan thought that his investment was intended to produce a pioneering next step in telegraphy -- so when Guglielmo Marconi transmitted the letter S across the Atlantic in December 1901, Morgan lost interest in the Tesla project.

What is it, and where did it come from ASCII's spiritual predecessor might have been ancient Assyrian, but it is a direct descendant of Baudot code, a scheme patented by Émile Baudot in 1874 for use in telegraphy.

The Nobel academy said Dr. Neel's research had figured in "telegraphy and telephony, in radio and television and in general for low-loss equipment in high-frequency applications," as well as in "motors, loudspeakers, microphones and coupling elements of all kinds".

Technical problems in submarine telegraphy stimulated advances in physics and oceanography.

The patent, based in part on earlier work in wireless telegraphy by Sir Oliver Lodge, enabled several stations to operate on different wavelengths without interference.

One child suggests he try sending a telegraph: That seemed a good idea; so the Historian rigged up a high tower in his back yard, and took lessons in wireless telegraphy until he understood it, and then began to call "Princess Dorothy of Oz" by sending messages into the air.

Altered to include observations of the state of the sea and phenomena on land as criteria, it was adopted in 1874 by the International Meteorological Committee for international use in weather telegraphy.

Meanwhile, he had made yet another reputation and fortune in electric telegraphy.