Sentence examples for used telegraph from inspiring English sources

The New York Stock Exchange used telegraph in the 19th century to convey prices, and they invented ticker tape machines.

An innovator who stressed technical progress, Abell used telegraph machines and carrier pigeons to speed news transmission.

That strategy dates from the 1800's, when night watchmen used telegraphs to signal for help from the fire department or the police.

"You're entitled to criticize the government, and you can use words, you can use symbols, you can use telegraph, you can use Morse code, you can burn a flag".

He developed a system using telegraphs for train dispatches, for use when trains would want to pass one another along the line, such as at stations.

This assumption lets us use the telegraph equation approximation for the light transport inside highly scattering inclusions.

Another widely used visual telegraph was developed in 1795 by George Murray in England.

Since the Philadelphia Exchange opened an hour earlier than the New York Stock Exchange, speculators used the telegraph to create artificial opportunities for arbitrage.

They used the telegraph network (maintained by operators disguised as rioters) to track "plague spots" breaking out around the city.

Rather, small moves are used to telegraph messages, with every gesture supporting the projection of Mr. Timberlake as the earnest but cool lover.

Starting in 1851, Paul Julius Reuter used the telegraph to sell opening and closing prices from the stock markets in London and Paris, along with bits of general and military news, to businessmen in those cities.