megacycle

And David's emphasis on the 'frequency megacycle of 120 for all subsequent scrambles' was meaningless gibberish.

The resulting machine, which ran its first program in May 1954, was known as Meg, or the megacycle machine.

That was K45LA on the old 42-50 megacycle FM band.

He sat in front of his equipment and observed a rash of numbers as they spun across his coloured megacycle dials.

He returned to the radio receiving panel and revolved the parallel megacycle and tetracycle dials with delicate precision.

This change was necessitated by an FCC decision to allocate the 42-45 Megacycle band to non-government fixed and mobile services.

Megacycle (Mc), the pre-SI name for megahertz (MHz)

The obsolete terms kilocycle, megacycle and kilomegacycle still occur in some older documents; the modern equivalents are kilohertz, megahertz and gigahertz, respectively.

In 1988, Corfu Diamond was sold to the Megacycle Shipping Co, Limassol, Cyprus and was renamed Larnaca Rose.

Additionally the machine was to run at 1 MHz, eight times faster than the Mark I's 125 kHz, leading to the use of the name megacycle machine, and eventually Meg.

The whole formation is interpreted as one megacycle: the lower parts (Swalmen and Orp) represent a marine transgression, while the upper parts (Reusel and Liessel) represent a regression.

Transmission was sent from the Goldstone Tracking Station in California at a 2,388 megacycle frequency, traveling 35 million miles to Venus and then back to Earth, in a little more than six minutes.

Within the megacycle, Triumph and Superb were also put out of action after wreaking havoc in Anak's Third Squadron, and it was soon clear that only a miracle could save the day for the Imperials.

The Lizard numbers in the display showed that the radio was now monitoring a frequency a tenth of a megacycle higher (or rather, something that worked out to about an eighth of a megacycle - the Lizards naturally used their own units rather than those of mankind).