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radio

[rey-dee-oh] / ˈreɪ diˌoʊ /


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They spin rapidly and generate intense magnetic fields, producing focused beams of radio waves that sweep across space like the beam of a lighthouse.

From Science Daily

Pak Jun Do abducts civilians from Japan, spies on radio broadcasts as a surveillance officer and even steals the identity of a government minister, all while struggling to avoid the prison mines.

From The Wall Street Journal

He trained in radio repair at Camp Gordon in Georgia but spent his off-duty time with a community theater group in nearby Augusta.

From Los Angeles Times

Today, Aerobavovna is supplying tethered balloons to the Ukrainian military, which uses them near the front lines to relay radio signals and detect enemy signals.

From The Wall Street Journal

A spokeswoman for the governor said Healey’s earlier comments opposing the ballot measure—she spoke out against it on a December radio program—still reflect her position.

From The Wall Street Journal