- The
telegrapher's equations (or
telegraph equations) are a set of two coupled,
linear partial differential equations that
model voltage and
current along...
- A
telegraphist (British English),
telegrapher (American English), or
telegraph operator is a
person who uses a
telegraph key to send and
receive Morse...
- telegraphy, a
number of
professional telegraphers developed a
repetitive stress injury known as gl**** arm or
telegraphers’ paralysis. "Gl**** arm" may be reduced...
-
Railroad Telegrapher, in Vinton, Iowa, the
group formed the
Order of
Railway Telegraphers of
North America, with
membership limited to
telegraphers who were...
-
formed as 7th
Engineer Regiment (
Telegraphers) with 59
companies transferred from the 3rd
Engineer Regiment (
Telegraphers). In 1920, the
regiment was disbanded...
-
Regiment (
Telegraphers) and
tasked with
training the army's
wireless telegraphy personnel. In 1919, the
battalion was
expanded to Radio-
Telegraphers Engineer...
-
often from the late 19th
century to the mid-20th
century by accountants,
telegraphers, copy editors, and
others engaged in vision-intensive, detail-oriented...
-
landline telegraphers to
describe an
operator "who
lacks ability" or who had poor or "ham fisted" skills. By 1881, it had been
alleged by
telegrapher unions...
-
women telegraphers; for example, Beamsville, Ontario,
which was also the
location of an
dogfighting (aerial combat) school. Many
telegraphers from the...
- on the
Italian Front: 24
telegraphers companies, four
telegraphers sections for
cavalry divisions, nine radio-
telegraphers sections, one
train company...
