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n. - Speech transmission that uses electromagnetic waves rather than wire.

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  • Sources said the aircraft was 10 miles from the airport when the alarm went off and the reason was a failure of the aircraft's radiotelephony system.
  • • The early foundation of cellular communication lies in radiotelephony capabilities progressively advanced throughout the 20th century with support from the U.S. military.
  • The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) auctioned off blocks of a spectrum previously reserved for analog radiotelephony so that it could be repurposed for digital...
  • Blumenstein also said that Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean nations are likely to follow the U. S.'s lead on use of this spectrum as the countries previously did for the...
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