(This tradition of government interference in the rise of a community-driven internet is contrasted by the early participation of the UK's Labour government in the funding of internet opportunities there, such as community centres and public timeshare terminals, which were initially exploited mainly by arts collectives, union organisers, and activists.

He took Oliver into an air-conditioned room where four women were working at terminals.

Terminals elsewhere in the hospital allowed people to look up information.

THE PLANTAR (UNGUAL[A]) ARTERY.This, the larger of the two terminals of the digital, may be looked upon as a continuation of the main vessel.

Then he went to work at his engine methodically, wiping dry the ignition terminals, all the various connections where moisture could effect a short circuit.

It must deal with such great questions as the relation of the States and the Nation in the construction and control of the work, and with terminals and the coordination of rail and river transportation.

The armature is stationary, and the wires that start from the bobbins are connected with terminals placed upon a wooden support that surmounts the machine.

A few yards away was one of the large computer terminals.

The simple experiment that illustrates the method which he proposed is as follows: Take a basin of water, introduce into it, at two widely separated points, the two terminals of a battery circuit which contains an interrupter, making and breaking the circuit very rapidly.

Now at two other points touch the water with the terminals of a circuit containing a telephone.

A sound will be heard, except when the two telephone terminals touch the water at points where the potential is the same.

The distance between the two terminals at Hurst Castle was about one mile, while that between the terminals at Portsmouth and Rye amounted to six miles.

The distance between the two terminals at Hurst Castle was about one mile, while that between the terminals at Portsmouth and Rye amounted to six miles.

Besides, he could already feel the exotic charm that lingers around harbors and great railroad terminals.

The filaments of their body, long hairs rich in nerve terminals, can distinguish instantaneously the appetizing prey, or the enemy lying in wait.

LOCOMOTIVE CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN PRACTICE; including a section on locomotive shippers and engine terminals.

The officer of the company who had entered stood staring as Azuma-zi caught the naked terminals in his hands, gave one horrible convulsion, and then hung motionless from the machine, his face violently distorted.

For Magnus, on the other hand, the house became in time merely a sort of way station between the busy terminals of his life.

Note also (1) terminals of the label of the S. chancel windows, (2) font.

He further found that these currents could be detected by grounding the terminals of a telephone circuit.

However, the farther the receiving station was from the sending station the wider must be the distance between the telephone terminals and the smaller the current received.

In working out the plan theoretically he discovered that the terminals on the American side would have to be widely separatedone in Nova Scotia and the other in Floridaand that they would have to be connected by an insulated cable.

Two widely separated points on the coast of France were suggested for the other terminals.

By placing these plugs with their platinum terminals in circuit with a local battery the current from this local battery was given a passage through the coherer by the action of the electric waves coming through the ether.

The terminals of the sending circuit were attached to these.