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It was a major step forward in the 'wireless revolution'.

"Presented to me by an elderly gent from England who has been forty years in California and still says 'wireless.'

Intercepted wireless (by 'wireless compass stations')

"You don't mind "'wireless, Mr. Herriot?"

When Bose discovered the 'wireless telegraphy' (at the source of radiophonic inventions) it is Lafont who made in Calcutta (1897) a public demonstration of this discovery.

In 2005 the school set up a 'wireless bully button' system, that alerts teachers by SMS when students push the button, and record incidents via a network of 20 video cameras.

Mrs. Lundberg had much better luck with Vivendi, a former water company that owns stakes in media companies and competes against France Telecom in both wireless- and wired-phone service.

In those days Marconi's 'wireless telegraphy' was seen as a potential threat to the established 'cable and line telegraphy' on which the security of Porthcurno and many jobs depended.

"We call it the 'wireless ghetto' because everyone is talking about technology or access," said Virginia Vann, chief marketing officer at Cingular in Atlanta, at an interview meeting yesterday in Midtown Manhattan.

In 1936, ten years after some Scotsman had first given the world his 'wireless with pictures', Mr Mitchell uttered those seminal words from the heart of Alexandra Palace, and the BBC was born.

Tampons, for instance, can be delicately referred to with English words such as 'tea-bag' tiibagu , 'cracker' kuraka , 'wireless microphone' wairesumaiku, or 'vanilla (ice-cream cone)' banira .

'Wireless energy transfer' or 'wireless power transmission' is the process that takes place in any system where electrical energy is transmitted from a power supply to an electrical load, without interconnecting wires.

A 'mobile browser', also called a 'microbrowser', 'minibrowser' or 'wireless internet browser' (WIB), is a web browser designed for use on a mobile device such as a mobile phone or Personal digital assistant.

More important, my father had learned the theory as well as the practice of 'wireless telephony', so he was that rare individual, a man who could offer practical advice on how best to use the components he bought from Marconi's, Cossor, Edison-Swan, Oldham Batteries and other suppliers.

Then he went up to his room and turned on the wireless.

For I heard such an interesting talk on the wireless.

"Then why do we not hear it on the wireless?"

"Going wireless is great, but you need to know what you're doing."

If anything happened really, I suppose we'd ask the wireless.

The wireless was very important then and nearly every household had one.

He says he's got a machine for seeing by wireless!

For the first time the result is broadcast live by wireless.

We might have been short of food, but surely everyone had a wireless?

"It's probably someone trying to reach me on the wireless."

The district's plan to go wireless will happen in stages, she said.

He turned again to the wireless; his face was set and anxious.

Wireless Internet is also available in the library and around the school.

It will provide Wireless internet, and is said to be built in 2010.

Wireless access is also available in every part of Serbia.

They have been making a bit of fuss over you, on the wireless.

There was also a tiny wireless at the other end of the box.

Perhaps he wouldn't have to use the wireless after all.

The first wireless of any kind was a crystal set which my brother made.

When things went right, nobody on the wireless would shut up about it.

She didn't usually turn off the wireless in the middle of the news.

I want you to go to the radio room and tear out the wireless.

"Wireless needs a different public policy to ensure the few cannot crowd out the many."

Windows programs can run while Wireless works "in the background."

Chester, who also had work in the morning, turned on the wireless before getting ready for bed.