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Telegraphy

Telegraphy is the long-distance transmission of messages where the sender uses symbolic codes, known to the recipient, rather than a physical exchange of an object bearing the message. Thus flag semaphore is a method of telegraphy, whereas pigeon post is not. Ancient signalling systems, although sometimes quite extensive and sophisticated as in China…

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Telegraphy

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Triples159
Avg. degree1.99
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related to External links · 30
Telegraphy → American Carriers, American History, April, Archived, Archives Center, Britain, Bruton, Communication Technology, Early, Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia BritannicaThe Porthcurno Telegraph, Era Ends Stop, Facilities, February, First World War, German, International Encyclopedia, Museum, National Museum, September
related to In popular culture · 30
Telegraphy → Alexandre Dumas, America, And, Britain, Chappe's, Chudy's, Der Telegraph, Elias Sehlstedt, Europe, Examples, Fernschreibmaschine, In, Joseph Chudy's, Kipling's, Le Télégraphe, Let, Lucien Leuwen, Monte Cristo, New York Post, Optisk
related to Railway telegraphy · 25
Telegraphy → As, Birmingham Railway, Britain, Camden Town, Cooke, Cooke's, Entry, Euston, Great Western Railway, In, In Cooke's, It, July, June, Line Blocked, Line Clear, London, London Paddington, On, Railway
related to Wireless telegraphy · 23
Telegraphy → After, At, Between, Britain, British, Building, Chief Engineer, General Post Office, Guglielmo Marconi, Having, He, Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, Hertzian, Italian, James Clerk Maxwell's, Many, March, Marconi, Morse, Salisbury Plain
related to Decline · 16
Telegraphy → After, Alexander Graham Bell, By, For Western Union, Great Depression, In, Ironically, Second World War, Telegraph, The, The Bell Telephone Company, There, This, Traffic, Western Union, World War
related to Telex · 13
Telegraphy → American Standards Association, ASCII, Baudot, Canada, German, Germany, In, It, July, Reichspost, Telex, United States, Up
related to Newspaper names · 10
Telegraphy → Britain, De Telegraaf, India, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Netherlands, Numerous, Some, The Daily Telegraph, The Telegraph, US
related to Telegram services · 5
Telegraphy → After, At, Earlier, Historically, Messages
related to Terminology · 5
Telegraphy → Ancient Greek, Claude Chappe, French, The, Wireless
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Telegraphy → long-distance transmission of messages where the sender uses symbolic codes

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telegraph system used first use messages code morse signalling electric using systems could heliograph transmission electrical communication war sent message

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Telegraphyis along-distance transmission of messages where the sender uses symbolic codes0.90text
the concept of the time value of money.During the telegraph era there was widespread employment of women in telegraphyinstance ofThis emphasis on precise time has led to major societal changes0.80text
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineTelegraph0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineThe0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineIronically0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineWestern Union0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineAlexander Graham Bell0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineThe Bell Telephone Company0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineBy0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineTraffic0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineThere0.60section
Telegraphyrelated to DeclineWorld War0.60section

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