The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 106National Geographic Society, 1954 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... television sets . Nearly 400 television stations were broadcasting programs in more than 225 cities . Popular weekly TV programs could - and did - boast of regular audiences larger than 40,000,000 people . Surveys indicated that the ...
... television sets . Nearly 400 television stations were broadcasting programs in more than 225 cities . Popular weekly TV programs could - and did - boast of regular audiences larger than 40,000,000 people . Surveys indicated that the ...
Page 95
... television picture from one camera . In a glass - fronted soundproof booth the program director watches the output of all four cameras on monitors ( television receivers connected to the cameras by wire ) and , by simply pressing a ...
... television picture from one camera . In a glass - fronted soundproof booth the program director watches the output of all four cameras on monitors ( television receivers connected to the cameras by wire ) and , by simply pressing a ...
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... television antenna picks up the broad- cast waves and shoots the electrical impulses down into your receiver , where an electronic scanner like the one in the TV camera turns them back into a picture . We have seen how a television show ...
... television antenna picks up the broad- cast waves and shoots the electrical impulses down into your receiver , where an electronic scanner like the one in the TV camera turns them back into a picture . We have seen how a television show ...
Contents
weums | v |
New National Geographic Map Depicts Northern Africa and the Mediter | vii |
Lured by the Grandeur of Distant Peaks Four | xii |
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