radiophoto (Meaning)
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radiophoto (n)
a photograph transmitted by radio waves
Synonyms & Antonyms of radiophoto
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radiophoto Sentence Examples
- The hospital transmitted a radiophoto of the patient's X-ray to a distant specialist for evaluation.
- The military used radiophotos to transmit reconnaissance images back to headquarters during wartime.
- The newspaper received a radiophoto of the latest news event, allowing them to print it in the next edition.
- The weather bureau sent a radiophoto of the latest weather map to broadcasting stations.
- The spacecraft transmitted a radiophoto of its distant moon to Earth, providing valuable scientific data.
- The police department transmitted radiophotos of suspects to patrol cars to aid in identification.
- The library digitized a collection of old radiophotos to preserve them and make them more accessible.
- The radiophoto provided clear images of the damaged ship, enabling rescue crews to plan their response accordingly.
- The radiophoto machine was invented in the early 20th century, revolutionizing long-distance communication of images.
- The combination of radio and photography in radiophotos allowed for rapid and efficient transmission of visual information over long distances.
FAQs About the word radiophoto
a photograph transmitted by radio waves
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The hospital transmitted a radiophoto of the patient's X-ray to a distant specialist for evaluation.
The military used radiophotos to transmit reconnaissance images back to headquarters during wartime.
The newspaper received a radiophoto of the latest news event, allowing them to print it in the next edition.
The weather bureau sent a radiophoto of the latest weather map to broadcasting stations.
