radiotelegraphic signal (Meaning)
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radiotelegraphic signal (n)
a signal transmitted by telegraphy
Synonyms & Antonyms of radiotelegraphic signal
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radiotelegraphic signal Sentence Examples
- The radiotelegraphic signal pierced through the electromagnetic spectrum, carrying a message to distant lands.
- The submarine communicated with the surface using radiotelegraphic signals, sending vital information back and forth.
- During World War II, radiotelegraphic signals played a crucial role in coordinating military operations.
- The radiotelegraphic signal crackled through the static, breaking the silence of the night.
- The old-fashioned radiotelegraphic receiver transmitted messages with a distinct Morse code tone.
- The radiotelegraphic signal flickered faintly on the oscilloscope, indicating a weak transmission.
- Scientists analyzed radiotelegraphic signals from deep space, searching for signs of extraterrestrial life.
- The ship's radiotelegraphic operator relayed distress signals to the coast guard, summoning aid in a time of crisis.
- The radiotelegraphic signal served as a beacon of hope, guiding lost ships back to safety.
- The radiotelegraphic signal encoded a secret message, known only to the intended recipient.
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a signal transmitted by telegraphy
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The radiotelegraphic signal pierced through the electromagnetic spectrum, carrying a message to distant lands.
The submarine communicated with the surface using radiotelegraphic signals, sending vital information back and forth.
During World War II, radiotelegraphic signals played a crucial role in coordinating military operations.
The radiotelegraphic signal crackled through the static, breaking the silence of the night.
