Marconi's law
Marconi's law proper noun: a law stating the relationship between the height of an antenna and the maximum signalling distance in radio transmission.
Proper noun
Marconi's law
- A law stating the relationship between the height of an antenna and the maximum signalling distance in radio transmission.
Questions about Marconi's law
- What does Marconi's law mean?
- Marconi's law means a law stating the relationship between the height of an antenna and the maximum signalling distance in radio transmission.
- What part of speech is Marconi's law?
- Marconi's law is a proper noun.
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