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Showing 1 to 20 of 67 for “"Telegraph"”.
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The divestiture of American Telephone & Telegraph : strategic implications
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 1985.
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Recent earnings regulation of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Thesis (M.B.A.)--Boston University
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The 'Daily Telegraph' Affair: A Case Study in the Politics of the Secondgerman Empire
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Law, emerging technology and market structure: The development of the telegraph industry, 1838-1868
… industrial and institutional organization of the telegraph industry in the United States from 1838 to 1868. It contributes to the understanding of how network technologies develop and are regulated at both the state and federal levels.
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Indians on the Line: Everyday Histories of Race, Class and Empire in the Telegraph Service, 1920-1950
The historiography of telegraphy has predominantly examined state-level institutional narratives while understating the technology's impact on colonised populations. This thesis joins nascent scholarship on colonised subjects' interactions with telegraphy in India and Persia, addressing significant …
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Negotiating the State: British Telegraphic Politics and Spaces, 1870-1912
… explores the expansion of the British inland telegraph network following its nationalisation in 1870 under the auspices of the General Post Office. Rather than treating the telegraph as simply an extension of the state, this thesis foregrounds the entanglements through which the growth of the …
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The Making of a Victorian Newspaper during a Period of Social Change
This study deals with the origins of The Daily Telegraph & Courier, during a period of social change, under the direction of two successive proprietors from 1855 to 1865. Extensive research was undertaken to examine the proprietors’ control of the newspaper - with particularly significant findings …
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Elusive matter, material bodies: American art in the age of electronic mediation, 1865-1918
… encouraged by the advent of the electromagnetic telegraph. While the fluid transmission of information over vast distances offered the democratic ideal of interconnectedness, its dematerialized process eluded public understanding. Responding to this tension, artists and craftsmen of the period …
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Between the Left and the Right: Jihadi Brides' British Media Frames Post ISIS Fall
… of the Jihadi Brides in The Daily Telegraph/Sunday telegraph and The Guardian. Keywords: Jihadi Brides, ISIS Women, Media Frames, British Media, Feminism
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Thesis
… this institution by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and Associated Companies. The second part was to put the oscillograph was used to make photographic records of transients in the artificial transmission line.
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“we Send Our News By Lightning . . .”: The Information Explosion Of The Nineteenth Century And Adaptation In The Press, 1840-1892
… and steam railways, followed by application of telegraphic communications, significantly speeded the news and changed the news cycle itself by linking metropolitan news centers with peripheral newspapers. The American Civil War brought this new information technology together with an event that …
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Spontaneous Minds and Electric Romanticism: Kerouac, Ginsberg, Dylan, Joplin
… after Henry David Thoreau’s rumination on the telegraph wire as an electric rendering of the æolian harp image. Romantic poets used the æolian harp to analogize the act of writing activities set into motion by spontaneous thoughts, a central attribute of the Romantic literary movement. The …
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Spectroscopy of correlated nanowires
… and at the same time. This manifests as random telegraph noise in electron transport experiments. This noise gives information on the lifetime, genesis, memory, and size of the domains, which arise from competing microscopic processes that are energetically degenerate at low temperatures.
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Assessing Photoelectric Fusion Technologies: Market Potential and Strategic Insights from NTT's IOWN Case
… to optical signals, particularly within Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation (NTT)'s Innovative Optical and Wireless Network (IOWN) initiative. It analyzes the strategic, operational, and market engagement approaches of NTT, focusing on competitive threats, potential collaborations, …
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The Iraq crisis of 2003 and press-state relations :an analysis of press coverage in Finland, Ireland and the UK
… opposition's anti-war views than the Daily Telegraph and the Irish Independent. The Telegraph was the most consistent in its support for the war but the analysis also indicated that in the post-war situation the press coverage became less uniform both within the newspapers and countries. …
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Telecommunications and underdevelopment: a policy analysis of the historical role of Cable and Wireless in the Caribbean
… territories, the early British multinational telegraph conglomerates received the direct financial and technical support of their British home government, in a meso-corporatist relationship designed to counter both United States and other European competition in the region. The company Cable …
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Flash Memory For Ubiquitous Hardware Security Functions
… and information hiding. Use of random telegraph noise (a type of quantum noise source in highly scaled Flash memory cells) enables high quality true random number generation at a rate up to 10Kbits / second. A scheme based on partial programming exploits process variation in threshold …
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Modeling and analysis of self-similar traffic in ATM networks
… Consultative Committee for Telephone and Telegraph (CCITT) as the preferred transfer mode for B-ISDN. Both the need for flexible networks and the progress in technology and system concepts led to the definition of the ATM principle. ATM will provide the means to transport, at broadband …
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Non-Gaussian Noise in Superconducting Circuits
… observed noise is consistent with random telegraph noise and leads to the stepwise decay of signals. With this clear characterization of non-Gaussian noise in hand, we have paved the way for a new class of lifelike engineered systems that harness noise to their benefit.
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Characterisation of CMOS APS Technologies for Space Applications
… non-uniformity under gamma irradiation, random telegraph signals under proton irradiation, and single event effects under heavy ion irradiation are described and analyzed. The X-ray spectroscopic imaging performance of the device is measured and compared to the Ocean Colour Imager APS test array …
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