telegraphy , teleg. (abbreviation)

Due to telegraphy only being one way, take up was slow.

Similar telegraphy was behind more than one film that has hit the screen.

In 1903 he wrote the first paper on wireless telegraphy.

During the development of radio, he also worked on wireless telegraphy.

In 1878, a department of telegraphy was established, with a single instructor.

He went to work for a railroad company and studied telegraphy.

The final publicly provided telegraphy service was closed in 1993.

After learning telegraphy he entered the service of the railroad.

She learned telegraphy when only 10, and for some time was a successful operator.

Telegraphy was one of the first technological occupations open to women.

This network was ended when telegraphy became more widely available.

From 1958 on, it was used solely for postal and telegraphy services.

Telegraphy and fax facilities are not available in the village.

Telegraphy was the fastest means of news, business, and personal transmission at that time.

Following the event, telegraphy reports came in from a broad area of Mexico.

On land this earth connection would be one of usual character in telegraphy.

These methods contributed much to the development of wireless telegraphy.

The first demonstration of long-range telegraphy occurred in May 1844.

Nor were the problems and inventions all connected with telegraphy.

Worldwide telegraphy changed the gathering of information for news reporting.

About ten years ago he began working and experimenting in wireless telegraphy.

Yet, the journal does not just stop at telegraphy.

These factors made telegraphy seem a much more sound and businesslike technology - at least to some.

In other words, he had found the forerunner of wireless telegraphy.

He returned seven months later, with a radio transmitter and knowledge of telegraphy.