The earliest news wire machines were simply telegraphs. They used a system of dots and dashes or short and long sounds. A person at the other end would write down the letters for the sounds.
Next came typewriters. There was a standard typewriter. Attached to the typewriter on the side was a punching machine that could punch paper tape. The paper tape looked exactly like the tape that comes out of a cash register. Across a paper tape, there would be 7 positions. Each place could be a blank spot or a hole. As the typist typed, the machine punched the tape. The tape came out of the machine. Then the typist finished.
If the article looked acceptable, the typist would feed the tape into the machine and it would send it to another typewriter or punched tape machine.
Sometimes the punched tape would come into a machine and be put into the typewriter. Then the typewriter would type out the story.
The seven hole punched tape was actually quite simple. It was originally designed for the weaving industry. Then it made it to the newspaper industry. Then it made it to the computer industry. CP/M the predecessor of the windows operating system had provision for it.
NSC International makes wire binding machines. Wire binding machines bind paper together into books, reports and manuals by using coil like wire loops.
A copy of the Wire Business News can be purchased from many different stores and providers. One can purchase directly from the Business Wire website but most stores like Walmart will have them on their shelves.
There are different brands of binding machines, such as: RubiCoil, Coilmac, and wire mac. American Laminators offers a wide selection of both coil and wire binding machines.
Wire binding machines are commonly found in professional office settings. The machines punch holes in stacks of paper, and then binds the paper together using wire. They are used to quickly and easily bind presentations in a professional manner.
I need a lot more information. I don't know what you mean by four wire plug. What does it look like, what was it used for? What three wire plug are you installing, what does it look like, what is it used for. What color ore the wires?
looks like a spark plug with a wire
you'll need a diagram see if your local library has a free professional shop manual to look at... dave
for one machine no wire. for 2 machines one wire. for 3 machines two wire. .... similarly for n machine (n-1) wires are required.
A wire cutter primarily incorporates two simple machines: levers and wedges. The handles of the wire cutter act as levers, allowing the user to apply force effectively, while the cutting edges function as wedges that concentrate this force to slice through the wire. Together, these simple machines enhance the tool's efficiency and ease of use.
A closed circuit would look like a circuit which has no disconnected wire and when the current is flowing continuously
Wire services sell their articles to television new networks, television news networks then take the information reported by the wire services and conduct additional research to create their own stories.
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