Word: signalizes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Qualified specialists who meet the general eligibility requirements of the Army's regulations may request appointment in the following branches: Chemical, Ordnance, Quartermaster, Signal, Transportation, or Corps of Engineers...
...exactly noted for their harmony on most issues, but both have labeled McCarthy a political has-been in recent months and agree that his power has virtually evaporated. A.D.A. national chairman Joseph Rauh, Jr. tuned in his sensitive antennae on McCarthy last summer and gave the "all clear" signal to professional libertarians everywhere, assuring them that "the McCarthy era is over...
...SHAPE'S annual dining-in affair in Paris, glittering with NATO's top brass, slightly offbeat but recognizable supper music rose from the Royal Canadian Signal Corps band under the batons of amateur conductors, choppy General Alfred M. Gruenther, Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, and his first deputy, stabby Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein...
...they approached the Brink's building, they looked for a signal from the lookout on the roof of a Prince Street building. He previously had arrived in a stolen Ford sedan. After receiving the go-ahead signal, seven members of the gang left the truck and walked through a playground to the Prince Street entrance of Brink's. Using the outside door key they previously had obtained, the men quickly entered and donned the masks." Big Tony Pino and his driver remained outside in the truck, with the motor idling...
...James Joyce's Finnegans Wake, which has such low redundancy (owing to the author's coinage of new words) that it is unintelligible to the average reader. In television, says Cunningham, redundancy is exceptionally high, varying from 95% to 98%-i.e., only 2% to 5% of the signal is actually useful in producing the picture received...