Throwing the balls out to the players, they hold their hands in the air like a secret sporting semaphore. |
|
The signalling system is being upgraded from the mechanical semaphore system to a modern computerised one. |
|
By that time electronic telegraph was in the ascendent, and would grow to supplant the European semaphore networks. |
|
Devices like this were not some kind of semaphore code, but simple, effective images that we could easily respond to. |
|
It doesn't stop him later that evening from capering madly around the stage, all jack-in-a-box bouncing and extravagant semaphore gestures. |
|
Use of semaphore flags was limited to within range of telescopes in earlier days and binoculars today. |
|
The development of spin off technologies, such as the telegraph and semaphore flags, linked Civil War commanders on the first information net. |
|
I have stood on the shed and waved my arms about the place making ham-fisted attempts at semaphore. |
|
She fans her movements outward toward the sides of the body like a semaphore of swooping and crumpling limbs. |
|
Theft of the enemy's semaphore codebooks became an important part of the business of war. |
|
The semaphore arms, or trafficators, disappeared as the new winkers were gradually fitted to the fleet. |
|
Later, runners, telegraph, semaphore, heliograph and line were used to communicate. |
|
Root may be able to reduce the security level by taking advantage of an integer overflow when the semaphore limits are made very large. |
|
Its cobbled streets lead to the El Atiqa mosque, the oldest in the city and on to the old semaphore platform. |
|
They rely on team-mates at the other end to direct them, using highly untechnical language plus a kind of bowling semaphore for the hard-of-hearing. |
|
Rochlitz doesn't know what to do with the chorus, who strut in formation and communicate in semaphore, though he is insightful when it comes to the principals. |
|
The wait queue is a list of processes blocking on the semaphore. |
|
During the First World War, signals troops transmitted messages by telephone, heliograph, semaphore and runner. |
|
Bloggers and tweeters are quoted freely as semaphore from the streets. |
|
She is an expert blinker and semaphore signaler and in these two ways she can communicate with the ships whenever they are in the harbor. |
|
|
Its cobblestone streets lead to El Atiqa mosque, the city's oldest, and then to the platform of the ancient semaphore. |
|
Each arm of the semaphore could assume seven angular positions 45° apart, and the horizontal beam could tilt 45° clockwise or counterclockwise. |
|
It blinked in binary and semaphore, and clattered in Morse code. |
|
Mr Emergency finally arrives after frantic hand signals from me from afar whilst still talking to him on the mobile. Good job he didn't understand semaphore. |
|
As they both maintain a tenacious grip on the receiver and attempt to get it away from the other, their arms swing from side to side like a signaling semaphore. |
|
Flag, semaphore, and electrical or heliographic Morse signalling were all susceptible to interception by the enemy and thus dependent on codes and ciphers. |
|
It came into use toward the end of the 18th century to describe an optical semaphore system developed in France. |
|
This specialty required knowledge of morse code, flag signals, semaphore and communication with lamps. |
|
At about 1 kilometre from the semaphore, you will reach the lighthouse and its square tower, just above the little island of Saint-Antoine. |
|
The semaphore of Cap Pertusato regulates the heavy shipping traffic just opposite the Sardinian semaphore of the Maddalena. |
|
The addition of the semaphore flags to the puffin heads alludes to Dr. Guité's academic work and career in the field of communications. |
|
The priority of the lower priority process will be increased, or will inherit that of the higher priority, until its semaphore is released. |
|
The varied orientations of tiny fold patterns in the smallest grid boxes recall semaphore flags or suggest LED elements in a Times Square news zipper. |
|
You can operate an optical telegraph as used in the Napoleonic wars, crank up second world war field telephones and learn to read Morse and semaphore. |
|
Gliders were retrieved to the launch point by 15cwt Bedford trucks and instructions to the winch driver, a thousand yards away, were given by semaphore bats. |
|
The objective of this course was to continue the notions learned during the past ones on Network and Systems, to exploit pipes, semaphore, mutex in complete programs. This, under UNIX or Windows platforms. |
|
Photographs showing Scouts in uniform at the microphone or keyboard and of other activities like electronic kit building, foxhunting, semaphore, map plotting and the like are most welcome. |
|
Unlike David Schwimmer, who played the part in London last year, McCormack doesn't exude a sort of adorable and distracting impishness — his body language isn't the same ironic-comic semaphore of ambivalence. |
|
Before the end of the 18th century European armies used the visual telegraph system devised by Claude Chappe, employing semaphore towers or poles with movable arms. |
|
Numerous arrests' are reported with regard to 'various crimes' in the UK semaphore system, without precision as to the link with terrorism or organised crime. |
|
|
This locking could be used as a local denial of service attack which would block the exiting of processes which had semaphore resources allocated. |
|
The actors carry off this farce with the usual crude camp, semaphore gestures, shameless hamminess, and heavy ogling. |
|
This article clears up a common misconception about the Wig-wag and semaphore systems of communications. |
|
More conventional semaphore signals replaced the discs and crossbars over time. |
|
South Australia also had its own prison hulks, moored at Semaphore. |
|