found: Work cat.: Ford, Roland R. The Javelin spike antenna : radiation patterns and voltage standing-wave ratio, 1961:p. 1 ("The Goddard Space Flight Center was assigned the problem of providing telemetry transmitters for Javelin vehicles 8.01 and 8.02 and the ground receiving station at Wallops Island, Virginia. Consideration was first given to the question of whether the spike antenna, fed by the telemetry transmitter, would have a satisfactory voltage standing-wave ratio ...")
found: Collier's encyclopedia, 1995:v. 2, p. 285 (under article on Antennas, "The function of the transmitting antenna is to convert the electromagnetic energy supplied by the transmitter into a radiated electromagnetic wave")
found: Encyclopedia Americana, 1999:v. 2, p. 36 ("antenna, a structure that is designed to transmit or receive radio waves ... A transmitting antenna usually is connected by a transmission line to a power oscillator in which large currents oscillate at a controlled frequency")
found: Electroflash, science & technology education web site, via WWW, Apr. 7, 2003:resources at home page menu, glossary at menu (Electronics glossary, "Antenna: A length of wire or similar that radiates (such as a transmitting antenna) or absorbs (such as a radio antenna) radio waves")
found: OCLC WorldCat, Apr. 7, 2003(Titles: Design and analysis of an active integrated transmitting antenna, 1996; Assessment of near electric and magnetic field strengths in the vicinity of Loran-C transmitting antennas, 1993; Surveys of electromagnetic field intensities near representative higher-power FAA transmitting antennas, 1977)
