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Meanings of heliograph in English
Usage of heliograph in English
1
The action must wait, while the heliograph flashed its call for help.
2
Good news came through the heliograph about General Gatacre's force at Dordrecht.
3
Well, I guess that's because the heliograph is so much more secret.
4
At last a cipher message began to come through on the heliograph.
5
The disadvantage of the heliograph is the undependability of the sun.
6
Mrs. Fischer-Suympkins was the heliograph of the smart society parading corps.
7
Signalling by heliograph was throughout the operations of the greatest value.
8
As he sat there, his eye caught the flash of the heliograph signal.
9
Nearly all day the heliograph was flashing to us from that far-off hill.
10
The marines get aviation, searchlight, wireless telegraph, heliograph, and other drill.
11
The British army has made wide use of the heliograph in India and Africa.
12
To his surprise, however, he caught a flash of the heliograph from the land.
13
Not so dazzlingly bright as before, but still flickering like a distant heliograph message.
14
These lookouts now have telephones, but until last summer they used the heliograph instead.
15
The Spaniards tried to get help from the main army by signalling with the heliograph.
16
In this torrid country, where the sun is always shining, the heliograph is always useful.
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