proword造句

• In this regard, the Morse code prosign has the same significance as the Mayday proword distress signal used with voice communications by radio.
• The proword " repeat " is never used anywhere on a radio but when communicating that a forward observer wants the previous artillery battery to fire the mission again . " Repeat, out ."
• Switching to this mode is accomplished by sending the vocabulary code for an appropriate proword, such as FIGURES or GRID . The decimal point plaintext character is used as needed in numeric mode, having its normal meaning.
• The word " REPEAT ", is in most cases not used in place of SAY AGAIN, especially in the vicinity of naval or other firing ranges, as REPEAT is an artillery proword with a wholly different meaning.
• In the latter case, the controlling station can order other stations to stop transmitting with the proword " Seelonce Seelonce Seelonce " . ( The word uses the French pronunciation of the word silence, " See-LAWNCE . " ).