Three years after the war, in 1974, Mr. Goyal left his village for Delhi, dreaming of becoming a wire operator.
A shy, bespectacled man with a thin moustache, Mr. Goyal began his career in 1975 as a junior wire operator.
Ms. Mays, who worked as a wire operator, entering trade orders into the system for brokers, was one of 23 women who sued Smith Barney for sexual harassment and pay discrimination in an explosive class-action lawsuit filed 20 years ago this month.
Though considered to be a "mechanic's oversight", the CAB nevertheless wired all 707 operators to inform them of the potential danger of the assembly.
In 1859 the sun erupted, and on Earth wires shot off sparks that shocked telegraph operators and set their paper on fire.
Effectively cable operators are in the paid wire business.
This solution offers the possibility of reducing the number of operators by reusing the same hardware resources as shown in Figure 12. Figure 12 Reduction of the calculation resources by reusing hard-wired operators.
It has been lobbying the Federal Communications Commission to insist that cable operators should give it equal access to the wires.
Telegraph operators in the 1840s begin noticing strange electrical currents in the wires that connected their offices.
Indeed, were it not for the money they earn from telephone and Internet services, which outweigh revenues from television, the cable operators would be in an even greater fix.This month, BSkyB applied for a licence to send television along telephone operators' wires.
But even if those hardware costs increase, the orbiting infrastructure — which, unlike a cable operator's wires, needs little maintenance — can be amortized over more users.
