distant signal

The distant signal is always the lower of the two.

There were a few distant signals, and even these died away.

The red lenses in distant signals were changed to yellow at the same time.

To himself he sounded like a radio broadcasting a very distant signal.

Then Paks heard more distant signals, from the south side.

The investigators were said to be seeking to learn if the distant signal was properly set.

With multiple home signals, the distant signal applies to all.

Increasing the distance between the home and distant signals would decrease capacity.

A distant signal is one that cannot display a 'danger' aspect.

German distant signals took the form of a yellow circular board with a black edge.

Used alone or in combination with a distant signal.

At each distant signal, a long ramp was placed between the rails.

At night, distant signals showed two lights, one diagonally left below the other.

A distant signal can have any of the following aspects:

One, called the "distant signal," is two miles before the interlocking.

If the distant signal shows a 'clear' aspect, the train may maintain full speed.

Splitting distant signals had three main heads, the centre one mounted higher than the other two.

In both directions working distant signals protect the homes.

Cable companies cannot provide distant signals to customers within a 35-mile radius of local station on the same network.

One possibility to increase speed would be to increase the distance between the main and distant signal.

The owner has affixed the former distant signal on the exterior of the property.

Distant signals tell the driver what to expect at the next signal, especially when braking is required.

The station dispatcher tried to call to the 2 kilometers distant signal box to ask to stop the train 653.

Last week when I checked in with him, Ron’s voice sounded like a distant signal over a radio.

The amount of royalties is set at a level sufficient to compensate all works carried on distant signals.