Marconi
Marconi noun - Italian electrical engineer who invented wireless telegraphy and in 1901 transmitted radio signals across the Atlantic Ocean (1874-1937).
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Synonyms for Marconi
Wireless
Wireless noun - Medium for communication.
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Synonyms for Wireless
Nearby Word: wire
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Related pairs
- transmission and Marconi
- transmission and wireless
- radio and Marconi
- radio and wireless
- receiver and Marconi
- receiver and wireless
- transistor and Marconi
- transistor and wireless
- hi-fi and Marconi
- hi-fi and wireless
- radiotelegraphy and Marconi
- radiotelegraphy and wireless
- radiotelegraph and Marconi
- radiotelegraph and wireless
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- Thomas Edison had the idea of wireless transmission of voice and signals but considered it unimportant, and it was forgotten until Marconi independently invented radio years later.
Source: Ur-Example -
A deleted scene in the Marconi room lovingly displays the wireless equipment of not just the Titanic but also the Californian.
Source: Film / Titanic (1997) -
Heroic Sacrifice: The engineers stayed below decks, struggling to maintain power vital for the electric lights, the pumps working against the flood, and most importantly the Marconi Wireless, right up to the very end, and by then there was no hope to escape.
Source: Useful Notes / RMS Titanic
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