Sentence examples for telegraphic cable from inspiring English sources
Laying a telegraphic cable 2,000 miles long and two miles deep required amazing supplies of money, time and nerve; it finally succeeded in 1866.
However, Australia needed to connect to the newly laid undersea telegraphic cable which connected England to Batavia (Jakarta) in Indonesia.
The completion of a submarine telegraphic cable across the English Channel in 1850 and subsequent links of the All Red Line led to greater interest in the deep sea.
His use in 1847 of gutta-percha to insulate telegraphic cables against moisture was later widely applied to electric-light cables and also made the first underground and submarine telegraph cables possible.
When Ed Miliband warmly invoked the spirit of the suffragettes, he may not have been thinking about how they cut the telegraphic cables that linked City businessmen to the world.
Telegraphic cables were installed criss-crossing the Rock to allow the batteries to communicate with observation posts situated lower down.
Later that century the telegraphic transatlantic cable, along with steam shipping, heralded the huge growth of global markets between 1870 and 1914.The computer is the cable of our age, and it has turned investment banks into hothouses of financial innovation.
The completion in 1858 of the first trans-Atlantic cable prompted jubilation in the streets of New York and spawned telegraphic poetry, sermons and a deluge of instant books.
Teleprinter, also called Teletypewriter, any of various telegraphic instruments that transmit and receive printed messages and data via telephone cables or radio relay systems.
The pieces were jazzy, telegraphic, emphatic.
On international submarine cables, left and right swings of a light-beam reflected from a tiny rotating mirror were used to represent dots and dashes.Meanwhile a distinct telegraphic subculture was emerging, with its own customs and vocabulary, and a hierarchy based on the speed at which operators could send and receive Morse code.
