Sentence examples for of telegraphy from inspiring English sources

She called the finished work "Genius of Telegraphy".

The word appeared during the early days of telegraphy and computing, but its origin is murky.

Amid the typewriters, we hear the clicking of telegraphy, then the crackle of radio.

In fact, the Victorian imagination revealed here dwells as much on the sublime Atlantic as the wonders of telegraphy.

The number of Morse telegraphic operators has decreased sharply, but his memory is perpetuated by the Morse Telegraph Club (1942), an association dedicated to the history of telegraphy.

"This simply misunderstands the way that human language works … In the heyday of telegraphy, when people paid by the word, they left out the prepositions and articles.

In 1832 Samuel F.B. Morse, a professor of painting and sculpture at the University of the City of New York (later New York University), became interested in the possibility of electric telegraphy and made sketches of ideas for such a system.

Printing telegraphs of various types were designed from the beginning of electric telegraphy in the mid-19th century.

In order to dramatize the potential of this new medium of communication, he began, as early as 1902, to give public demonstrations of wireless telegraphy for businessmen, the press, and the military.

All features of wireless telegraphy will come under consideration.

His writings include Handbook of Wireless Telegraphy (1915) and Continuous Wave Wireless Telegraphy (1921).