| Cables and a remote control are included, and the plug-and-play connectivity makes installation a breeze. |
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| Cables or chains run round a quadrant attached to the top of the rudder shaft. |
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| Cables aside, he carried out research into atmospheric electricity, inventing the water-dropping collector, and vastly improving the electrometer. |
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| Pirelli Cables, of Carr Lane, Prescot, was prosecuted after 45year-old John Melia was hit by a reversing seven tonne forklift truck. |
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| Procurement Flat Ropes are Used in Extraction Plants Equipped with Friction Wheel or Multicablu Monocablu as Balancing Cables. |
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| Cables made their final substitution Bonetta replacing Fargin. |
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| Gone are the overhead cables and the architectural mismatch of high-rise office building next to mom-and-pop store next to 50-year-old houses. |
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| A couple of white-knuckled tourists, fearfully working their way up the cables, stare in amazement as he saunters past. |
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| Therefore we sometimes order cables for connection of the computer and mobile telephone. |
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| Bandits and looters continue to bring down pylons carrying high voltage cables out in the desert road. |
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| They expected to replace existing copper or glass fibre cables and play a large part in the roll-out of digital services. |
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| Yaw and pitch were to be controlled through a tail-mounted rudder and elevator connected by cables to the flier's seat and a shoulder yoke. |
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| All four cables entered the beam and passed over pulleys near the lower beam cap. |
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| The cables are strung horizontally through a series of intermediate vertical wooden or metal posts. |
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| He discusses the science of the telegraph and the transoceanic telegraph cables that linked the world. |
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| The pedestrian walkway rests on steel transverse arms that hang on the cables. |
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| The impact of the crash snapped the pole in two, with the upper half landing on his roof, leaving live cables dangling next to his property. |
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| I also wound the two long power cables around the length of the printer cable and secured them with a fair number cable ties. |
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| Colossus was 5 metres long, 3 metres deep and 2.5 metres high, made from plugs, cables and valves, and worked using punched tape. |
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| Professionally made category 5e or 6 cables are preferable to home-brew cables. |
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| Who needs shelves of compact discs, now that 15,000 musical tracks can be piped through cables? |
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| An electricity company is warning children to stay away from its cables after workers found a rope swing attached to live wires. |
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| The HDMI cables performed comparably in both our instrument tests and our visual tests. |
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| This then allows the micro to send data via some lengthy USB cables and a hub to a laptop. |
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| Next you will want to get some cables to connect up your tape recorder and other audio equipment. |
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| The trailer-mounted satellite dish that the van brought is still here, now connected by cables leading into the building. |
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| Up to 51,000 homes across Northern England were caught in the crisis when gales and blizzards damaged overhead power cables. |
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| This is why overhead power cables travelling long distances have a very high voltages. |
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| High winds and ice snapped power cables, and sub-zero temperatures and wind gusts hindered the attempts of emergency teams to reconnect them. |
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| It will carry telephone and data cables along with fresh water and fuel supply lines and high and low pressure air lines. |
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| These actin filaments are often used to form cables or meshwork to counteract stresses. |
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| Telephone companies first employed satellites to connect calls where there were no undersea cables. |
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| In Asia, the company's subsidiary owns undersea cables, fiber optic rings, and Web hosting centers in several cities. |
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| This is important because when evaluating a pulley system, for instance, the cables should be meshed as beam elements and the pulleys as bricks. |
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| The crews also secured live electricity cables as falling trees and branches brought down overhead wires. |
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| Durant was sitting on the cold flooring of the hold outside a locker full of cargo tie-downs, tarps, and cables he had been looking through. |
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| But with transatlantic fiber-optic cables, you have a direct connection with no echoes. |
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| Removing tree stumps and shifting of pipelines and cables by utility agencies took time. |
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| A New Zealand reader asks why we favour banana plugs on speaker cables when the manufacturer of his speaker recommends bare wire connections. |
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| Moved the DSL modem and both hubs on top of a filing cabinet, screwed their surge bar onto the wall, organised the cables, etc. |
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| Most grain elevators have thin wire cables to check the temperature of the grain inside. |
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| As the magnetic storm raged through the night, huge geomagnetically induced currents surged through the wires and cables. |
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| For example, the cameras output a video signal over dedicated coaxial cables. |
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| The slender girders, electrical cables and insulators look as if they had just come out of a package. |
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| The patterns are usually large geometric medallions and are heavily quilted with elaborate designs such as feathered scrolls and cables. |
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| Glass fibre cables can carry infinitely more information than copper wires and every glass strand needs a protective coating. |
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| Color stranded work, embroidery, slip stitches, cables, and variegated yarns are combined with solids. |
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| It contains more than 500 stitches that run from basic knit and purl to ribbing, slip stitches, cables, lace, yarn-overs, and textured patterns. |
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| Kelvingrove was one of the first public buildings to be wired for electricity, and many of the original cables remain. |
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| Jointing on the first cables will begin shortly and will continue round the clock. |
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| Hot beds are heated by soil heating cables, steam-carrying pipes, or fresh strawy manure buried beneath the rooting zones of the plants. |
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| I haven't benchmarked the cables in comparison to a normal cable, because you wouldn't really use this kit as a long-term solution anywhere. |
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| The swifts are wild, daring, and free, unfettered by cables, canvas, or clocks. |
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| He explained that power lines were particularly vulnerable to wet snow driven by high winds clinging to cables and bringing them down. |
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| Within each bay, the thin membrane is tautly held between triangular steel trusses by a network of bracing cables and compression bars. |
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| A jigsaw with a plaster-cutting blade will make the job easier, but be careful not to cut through existing cables hidden in the ceiling. |
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| They can also be used to conceal and protect existing lamp cords, wires, or cables inside their channels, called raceways. |
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| Country Energy wants to put underground cables along the street and the buttress roots would be severely damaged. |
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| They are using a robot named SAM in some cities in the States to lay fiber-optic cables underground. |
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| First, the crane operator lowers the lifting beam with the rigging attached, and the riggers connect the cables to the lifting inserts. |
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| Right now, these vertically integrated dinosaurs make everything from hard-disk drives to submarine cables. |
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| Fixed surface platforms, submarine power cables and underwater tanks are all existing technology. |
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| Other uses are found in agriculture and cable wrappings, including submarine cables. |
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| But it provided a footprint for new foundations a concrete raft with built-in frost apron over a channel for cables and pipelines. |
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| While the lake was ice-free, surface vessels kept the lifeline in operation, and pipelines and electric cables were laid under the water. |
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| There are ten cables spilling out of a socket in the kitchen, white tubes that remind me of the guts of the robot in the Alien movie. |
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| Attached were the steel cables that would allow the Kursk to be raised to the surface. |
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| Next door to the proposed site is a massive electrical substation with overhead power cables carrying 33,000 volts. |
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| The most important use for the Carrick bend which comes to my mind is the joining of two towing lines or anchor cables. |
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| I went to my father's trusty red truck and pulled out the jumper cables and got to work. |
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| These include a spare tire, jack, chains, jumper cables, road flares, some repair tools, and an ice scraper. |
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| I placed a flashlight, fire extinguisher, flares, jumper cables, and a small first aid kit in my trunk. |
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| Check that your car has safety equipment such as a first aid kit, flashlight, jumper cables, etc. |
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| You carry jumper cables in your car and your girlfriend knows how to use them. |
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| In a second visit they found cables and a junction box in the loft wired up to bypass the meter. |
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| There they kicked us, beat us, whipped us with electric cables and shocked us with electricity! |
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| It lets you connect gadgets without cables or cords, at a range of up to 30 feet. |
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| In one incident in Salford, a fire started in a wheelie bin near a cable box damaged underground cables. |
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| We are opting for a huge social shift in which more and more is done not face to face but by cables looping past our front doors. |
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| If the thought of cables snaking across the living room is too much to live with, this virtual-surround system offers salvation. |
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| During the accident the van left the road and hit a pole carrying electricity and telephone cables, causing wires to drape in the road. |
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| More than 25,000 metres of telecommunications and signalling cables were also installed. |
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| This was also the initiation of underground electricity cables in Sligo town. |
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| The cables for the front bezel and speakers to be connected to the motherboard are detachable at their mid point. |
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| Power bosses have agreed to replace underground electricity cables to help improve poor supply following a spate of power cuts in Westhoughton. |
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| Except for the thick camera cables on the floor and the lighting gantries where the roof should be. |
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| The report found that electricity companies said underground cables failed less but took far longer to find and repair than overhead faults. |
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| This involves the fitting of switches and sockets and connecting the cables to the electricity supply. |
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| They are arranged in bundles called optical cables and used to transmit light signals over long distances. |
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| It appears that separate cables convey electrical signals to and from the antenna. |
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| We still await a decision on the sensitive issue of the on-site over-head high voltage electricity cables. |
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| It solves the problem of trying to hide away messy cables and unsightly stereos. |
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| Installation is a breeze, and they even provide you with enough in the way of sheaths to keep your cables tidy if you need to. |
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| Last summer BT began legal action in the US against six companies concerning patents for blowing fibre optic cables down bores and conduits. |
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| They ripped out the palace walls to lay electrical wiring, and they bored holes for the aerial cables. |
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| Having first checked that everything was earthed off, we went unplugging cables. |
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| Divers have become lost inside the wreck or fouled on loose cables or caught by fishing nets snagged on the hull and drowned at the bottom. |
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| When you step on the brake pedal, fluid moves the rear shoes or pads, but when applying the parking brake, the pads or shoes are held by cables. |
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| Use a scent to mark dangerous locations such as the corners of cables and doorjambs. |
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| To partially rectify this system new diversionary cables were laid to circumvent the target conurbations. |
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| Their work uses industrial materials such as steel plates, cables, magnets and oil. |
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| The grafts were mounted onto steel cables and snap hooks in the load frame using either the holes in the tibial diaphysis or tendon graft loops. |
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| The rail company has already invested 200 million shekels to lay 250 kilometres of fibre optic cables. |
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| Old-fashioned streetlamps hanging from bare cables, reminiscent of pre-war Shanghai. |
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| Radon from the ground gets into buildings mainly through cracks in floors or gaps around pipes or cables. |
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| Such devices include means to inspect cables and anchorages, locknuts, or grub screws for cross arms, pivots, etc. |
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| Multiple cables connected these components and would frequently fail or come loose causing system malfunctions. |
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| Underground cables become frayed from aging, corrosive chemicals, overload or rats biting them. |
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| The elevator uses no cables and is propelled by a system comprising of stators along the shaft and translators on the elevator cage. |
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| There are two more molex and two more SATA power connectors you can crimp onto any of the cables. |
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| With this Antec unit, you can even crimp some extra included molex or SATA power connectors to the provided cables. |
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| Now that we're finished setting the cables up, it's time to reinstall the motherboard. |
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| Fiber-optic cables are being laid down along the national and state highways in Kerala. |
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| Roryatkin worked quietly, taking out the fiber-optic cables and their relay nodules and replacing them. |
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| I think the cables should be more fluid and less pipe-like, though, especially those laying on the ground. |
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| It appeared that the damage was inflicted in order to reach the electric cables and landlines that ran under the ground. |
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| The cuvettes were connected to a gas analyser by copper tubes that were warmed by electric cables to avoid condensation of water vapour. |
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| Suspension bridges deal with compression by focusing it through the cables into to towers. |
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| Above their heads, concealed by ceiling panels, was a space of perhaps 50 centimetres containing pipework, ducts and cables. |
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| Such was the poor state of US intelligence communication, German code-breakers found it easy to intercept and interpret cables. |
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| For one thing, it does add some internal clutter to the system, already full of cables, wires and brackets. |
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| A subsequent glance revealed Matthew McCaslin's trademark meandering networks of electrical conduits, wires, cables, monitors and video players. |
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| Horizontal wind movements are resisted at each floor level by holding the cables with stainless brackets. |
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| More usual work includes track renewal and preliminary work on signal sites and cables ready for resignalling next year. |
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| The building is suspended from the cliff by cables, so when the glacier goes down, the restaurant literally hangs. |
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| American commandos helicoptered to remote locations to dig up and sever telecommunications cables. |
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| Another innovation is a system of steel catenary cables embedded in floor slabs. |
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| That's enough to locate buried foundations, pipes, and cables and determine the thickness and location of backfill. |
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| After the top of the barrel has been shaped, the coopers wrap cables around the base of the barrel and use a capstan to cinch up the base. |
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| No one with any sense ever supposed that telephone calls or telegrams or cables were private. |
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| In last month's crash a spinning car brought a telegraph pole and live power cables crashing onto nearby homes. |
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| Many prosthetic hands were simple clamps or hooks driven by cables attached to harnesses slung across the shoulders and back of the wearer. |
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| The development of a method for measuring the handleability of cables, is described. |
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| A cable laid wire rope is constructed of smaller diameter cables which have been closed into a finished wire rope. |
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| Sometimes cables broke, drag shoes slipped too fast, especially on wet days. |
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| I can't understand what made me so desperate to keep some manky old cables and nick-nacks from my desk. |
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| It will be an elegant, single-span construction supported by distinctive cables from a single tower. |
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| Therefore, the losses of the cables have to be nulled out or measured and noted. |
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| Of late, it'd been held together by glue and steel cables and the determination of the people of New Hampshire. |
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| I confirmed the coupling and brake hose connection, and noted that the cables were not in place. |
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| The two stands are protected by a featherweight roof of ribbed metal panels slung between a network of steel tensile cables. |
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| Gable end facade hanger cables are tensioned against the main roof cables, above top left. |
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| The ground has also been used to tent unskilled labourers laying fiber optic cables. |
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| And they are tampering with the mooring ropes and cables of many of the craft to gain access to their decks. |
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| The cables terminate in wall plates, and the plates have a variety of connection points in them that allow you to simply plug things in. |
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| By the end of the 19th century, the world was criss-crossed by telegraph lines, including numerous cables beneath the Atlantic Ocean. |
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| Bring all cables from various jacks into the junction box and connect the wires under the appropriately colored terminals. |
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| The demand for extra current leads to a heat build-up in cables and equipment and can cause circuit breakers to trip out and cut the power. |
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| In the States years ago and long before anyone ever heard of adjustable cables, a small version of the vaulting horse was called the buck. |
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| Thieves are taking the cables because of their copper wires, which can be sold as scrap metal on the open market. |
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| Winch cables attached to the ropes will be pulled into position using pulling blocks. |
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| Overhead power cables broke the fall of the crane as the jib of the machine tore a gaping hole in the roof of the single storey premises. |
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| They are also actively involved in smuggling and looting high-voltage power cables. |
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| Inside a complex network of curved metal plates surrounded what could have been an axle wrapped around with thick cables. |
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| There are no guarantees offered, but it seems unlikely if power cables and junction boxes are not placed in the rain. |
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| The road was unlit in spite of the fact that power cables that supplied the town with electricity ran parallel to it. |
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| Cable tidies will help prevent children from tripping over cables and playing with them. |
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| Here and there men in oil stained uniforms wrestle with steel cables, heaving pipes into place. |
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| At the high-quality end of the industry, flock manufacturers cut flock from long cables of parallel monofilaments of nylon, rayon, or polyester. |
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| The server has two separate power supplies and two power cables in case one fails or falls out. |
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| What this means is there is no need for crossover cables that are normally required when daisy-chaining networking devices. |
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| The new footpaths and some work on removing overhead cables was helpful and the adjudicators took note of the work in progress on the kerbsides. |
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| Head gaskets, clutch cables, gearboxes and stuck handbrakes feature most commonly on the tired and dying list. |
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| Arniston House, a stately home in the Borders, had been invaded by catering trucks, trailers, cables, scaffolding and phalanxes of lights. |
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| Unlike today there were no buntlines, no deck-based cables for shortening or taking in sail. |
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| Ore was brought down, and both the men and the easily loaded freight traveled up in buckets suspended from their wire rope cables. |
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| So no matter what kind of memory card you use, you can bypass the camera's cables and use your printer as your link to the computer. |
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| They leap at the door, pressing release buttons, the magnetic cuffs whipping back from the cables onto their handgrips. |
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| Pretension stiffens cables against deflection, and fabric or foil, also pre-tensioned, can be used between the cables to create very large spans. |
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| At this ripe old age, the tree's enormous limbs are supported by steel columns and cables. |
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| The underfloor heating pipes and electric cables have been put in together and need to be separated, which will involve redoing the wiring. |
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| Our IT room was the most atrocious spaghetti junction with cables going from one place to another and nothing was labelled. |
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| From the ceiling hangs an ultramodern chandelier, with space-age light fixtures hanging from bare cables. |
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| The public are seeing some very skilful engineering to directly drill under the beck and feed the cables through. |
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| Squeezing past a tatty door and stepping on electric cables that fed the heaters, I entered a poorly lit interior. |
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| Power lines and telephone cables can be set in place even if all you need for now is a naked bulb. |
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| We have teams of engineers working in relays splicing the fibre optic cables and repairing the damage. |
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| There were still narked at what the weather had done to their tracks and overhead cables and were holding up the commuters. |
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| Fitted from the rim of the concrete canopy is a delicate frame of horizontal rings held in situ by a diagonal net of stainless-steel cables. |
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| Individual muscle cells are extremely elongated and enclose many-stranded cables woven from threads called myofibrils. |
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| Always clear the area below cutting or welding operations so hot slag will not drop on hoses, cables, flammables, combustibles or employees. |
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| The report also says that there is less visual clutter from the cables than previously. |
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| I removed the pedals, brakes, cables, the front tire and the straight handlebar. |
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| Meanwhile, the government has buried electric and telephone cables and replaced old asphalt with paving stones. |
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| The cables connect to dedicated analog video equipment, including multiplexers, videotape recorders and video monitors. |
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| The city's residents hustle odd jobs and steal electricity through spliced-on cables that siphon off the juice for free. |
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| Either you rip up your walls, and run Cat5e unshielded twisted pair cables, or use your existing phone lines, AC power, or add in wireless. |
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| The worst incident involved huge trucks breaking the wrap of the cables, which are critical to safety on the suspension bridge. |
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| Buyers are quite choosy and expect something new all the time, whether it is mobile phone ring tones or data cables for a digital diary. |
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| Those of you who have messy case interiors will benefit from the neatness round cables provide. |
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| The air vehicle can land on a regular runway, grassy strip or highway using arresting cables. |
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| The dish is used to connect calls from landline telephones to mobiles and vice versa without the need for cables. |
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| They are used in a wide variety of applications, including throttle cables, emergency brakes, chokes and air intakes. |
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| So ski patrollers finally slid along the cables, fitted the passengers with harnesses and lowered them to the ground one by one. |
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| His graceful hands deftly plucked at various cables and wires, reconnecting, splicing. |
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| Too many innocent lives are lost owing to power cables left lying around carelessly. |
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| It is one of those new modular units where you only plug in the power cables you need to use. |
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| Lifting cables, each capable of carrying 900 tonnes, will subsequently be lowered from the pontoon and secured in the holes with steel plugs. |
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| Each cable also includes an appropriate amount of clips and screws to properly affix the cables to the floor. |
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| There are trailing cables, open lift shafts, all kinds of really serious hazards. |
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| That includes manuals in various languages, cables and electric plugs for different countries. |
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| Vantec did a nice job splicing the cables, and binding them nicely with the rubber housing. |
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| The bear was stowing the cables in a locker near the starboard side of the cargo arena. |
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| Troubleshooting cables for shorts, opens, transposals and reversals, and understanding pin configurations are included. |
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| In sizes for handguns, rifles and shotguns, the Exomesh fabric has an interlocking construction that combines woven steel cables laminated to high-tenacity nylon. |
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| Steering was carried out from a position forward of this by a quartermaster manning the ship's wheel, which connected cables to the tiller flat below. |
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| These fibres are surrounded by a matrix of disorderly keratin-like proteins cross-linked by sulphur atoms, like steel cables embedded in concrete. |
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| The electromagnetic pulse generated by the test led to power surges in electrical cables in Hawaii, blowing fuses, streetlights, and circuit breakers. |
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| One of the men had experience with tripods and derricks so they built two A-frames out of timbers and used pulleys and cables to lift the plane up, literally inch-by-inch. |
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| At twenty minutes after ten, the boats of the squadron were sent to her assistance, and, having cut her cables, she was towed out of her exposed situation. |
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| The rounded cables are UV reactive and come in the Round Cable box. |
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| If you start wiring your computer equipment up to your video equipment its not long before everything disappears under a mountain of leads and power cables. |
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| The lack of cable sleeving on all of the cables was a definite let down. |
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| These cables carry in the order of 13,000 volts of electricity. |
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| Operations were slowed so a team of eight technicians could shimmy up the ship to tighten up the cables. |
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| Work on the foundations of a new cancer wing at St James's Hospital, in Leeds, triggered a landslip which in turn severed electrical cables and damaged a gas main. |
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| Installation of underground electricity cables is 97 percent complete but a change of plans is causing a delay to the final completion of the project. |
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| By the late 1880s electric tramways, which ran on rails and picked up power from overhead cables, were becoming established in the major capitals of Europe. |
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| The first spaceflight went well until atmosphere re-entry, when cables linking the capsule and the instrument module failed to separate completely. |
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| Rising above the 70th floor, up to 1,500 feet, is a proposed structure supported by a lattice of tension cables similar to those of the Brooklyn Bridge. |
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| He liked the way the amplifier and the turntable and the speakers were all separate, and the archaic brittleness of the grey cables that connected them all. |
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| If the government really wants to stop WikiLeaks, it can encrypt its cables. |
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| The blaze created a fireball that burned at up to 1,400 degrees Centigrade and melted the tensile steel cables which supported the men's platform. |
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| Then of course there were the rats that gnawed at the cables. |
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| How do you take a set of front-panel switch and LED cables that end in 3.5mm jack plugs and interface them in an attractive way with the tiny wee pins on a motherboard? |
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| We rounded them at about three cables length and stood due south. |
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| These cables are either duplex, triplex, or quadruplex, consisting of one, two or three insulated conductors wrapped around a bare aluminum or acsr neutral. |
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| Each throttle and mixture control lever on the flight engineer's control stand was connected by cables to a pulley on the forward face of the firewall. |
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| The bridge is easily spotted since the towers that hold up the cables on each side of the river loom up like the crenellated battlements of an English castle. |
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| This can be caused by many contributors such as loaded cables acting as a lowpass filters, and other influences of inductive and capacitive reactance. |
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| They'd tied her up with cables, which looked too strong to move. |
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| There were shrapnel pockmarks from bow to stern, and the main living area was just one enormous cavity of burnt wood, twisted metal and torn cables. |
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| They had, then, to anchor the pylons supporting the cables on rocks frozen under deep drifts of snow, working in freezing temperatures, buffeted by needle sharp winds. |
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| Pure copper is used extensively for cables and wires, electrical contacts, and a wide variety of other parts that are required to pass electrical current. |
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| An icon-driven user interface and smart connection wizard hand-holds you through the simple process of plugging in cables and getting your devices online. |
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| Engineers preparing to replace the cables and computers discovered that the cables had degraded so much over the past 50 years that the work needed to be done all at once. |
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| The beam is attached to the columns by means of a specially designed clamping system and has two cantilevered outriggers that anchor the top of the tension cables. |
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| It fell on a telephone pole and TV cables making them a tangled mess. |
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| They have discussed problems such as the overland power cables, which have to be re-routed or put underground, financial aspects of the scheme and potential problems. |
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| There is no way to have two cables operating the rear derailleur. |
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| While we were tooling around up at the top of the ancient rickety ski lifts, I just had to check out the winching mechanism for tensioning the lift cables. |
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| The new mast stuck around nine metres out from the roof and was supported by surrounding cables, but it was closer to local houses than the old one. |
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| He said the ship was being tugged to a shipwrecking yard when the tugboat's cables broke and high tides pushed the tanker to shallow water where it ran aground. |
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| Top products exported to 59 export markets within and outside the sub region include copper wires, electrical cables, burley tobacco, sugar and cotton lint. |
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| Electricity cables are normally covered in a protective casing which warns workers if they are about to hit a power pipe but these mains were not covered, the company said. |
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| Electricity cables cost 1 million ariary a metre, and we needed 3km of it. |
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| He had his workers, out-of-work miners mostly, dynamite the rock and then smooth it with drills while seated in boatswain's chairs hung from cables. |
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| This effort is based on the use of fiber-optic cables or radio channels to transmit control commands to the weapons and getting information from them. |
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| This exposure in part accounts for the nautical know-how of his early sculptures, which were sometimes built like boats or internally rigged with cables and turnbuckles. |
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| Memes that ridiculed political leaders and the hong Kong Police Force shot through fiber optic cables at light speed. |
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| Is there a minimum or maximum stub length required for Y cables? |
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| Similarly, bringing together the ends of two cables is simple unless those cables have a core diameter many times smaller than a human hair, as is the case with fiber optics. |
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| There is also concern about safety on the streets as more and more outlets show up, stringing cables along the sidewalks. |
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| The roof is made in a similar way to the walls, with the cables allowed to adopt a catenary curve between the core and the outer steel compression ring. |
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| To add certainty to these movements, the officers used the cables of the RENFE catenary and the mountains in the background as a point of reference. |
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| For larger or more irregular areas, the cables might work better. |
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| Insertions include three insulated wood stud curtain walls, steel Y-braces and I-beam purlins to aid roof support, and steel tension cables for lateral resistance. |
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| The correct way to split T3 cables is to use what's called a power splitter, which contains a transformer to balance the impedance properly at 75 ohms on all connections. |
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| It's been a very long trek across inner suburbia to reach this remote rail hub surrounded on three sides by an expanse of tracks and overhead cables. |
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| Another 30,000 meters of fiber-optic cables criss-cross another 300 LCD screens spread over 100 rooms in the Ops Center. |
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| He said although the family's display of Christmas lights appeared to use many extension cables and double plugs, it had not overloaded the system. |
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| Steel cables are more typically found on boats and the hanging spheres are suggestive of the ingenious way the small spaces in cabins are kitted out. |
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| There are three distinct parts to the building, the most visible being an articulated tented superstructure of taut fabric and cables and bristling masts. |
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| Now, I am aware of the tricks like zip ties, sheaths, cramming cables into hidden areas, but if you swap out hardware as much as I do, this is an annoying thing to do. |
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| Check on the cables, sheaves and adapters for wear or damage. |
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| The cables on this one are probably too long for a minitower case like this, so expect a bit of a tangle unless you cable-tie them out of the way. |
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| Modern facade greening, however, favors the use of climbers supported by steel cables or trellis, holding the plants away from the building surface. |
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| Both spaces have seats and tables, but the inner one also has a network of hanging cables to support climbing plants, a pergola at enormous scale. |
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| There was no bridge, but flat ferry-rafts winched their way across it on heavy cables, and icy, slate-gray water gurgled under a dull, pewter sky. |
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| Adults and children alike braved rides at the funfair, which included a 75 foot high bungee capsule, propelling riders skywards on elasticated cables. |
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| The electromagnetic pulse generated by the test led to power surges in electrical cables in Hawaii, blowing fuses, street lights, and circuit breakers. |
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| Installation was neat and tidy, cables and steering being run down each side of the boat under respective gunwales and thence into the centre console. |
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| Once electrical cables on Beach Road are buried underground, others will follow shortly after, as the process is expected to spread out to other parts of the city. |
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| Their work uses industrial materials such as steel plates, cables, magnets and oil, which are then brought to life by generating sound, light and movement. |
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| The amazingly thin, 19 mm stainless steel support cables currently hang loose like pieces of string, but they will soon be tightened to carry the weight of the bridge deck. |
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| For the moment hordes of visitors tread warily around it, even though it's fenced off and held rigidly in place by massive steel cables attached to an unattractive girdle. |
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| Each unit of its negotiated geometry is based on two opposed stainless-steel cylinders drawn diagonally erect by two thick and equally opposed cables. |
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| You would need steel cables to tie anything down on Taransay. |
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| If you do, be sure you will be swarmed by alien looking thick dark cables, strange wires, strange boxes of all sizes and shapes, and a whole range of sharp needles. |
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| Their task was to cut the cables anchoring a boom and antishipping net stretched across the river directly under the machine guns and cannons in a fort overlooking the river. |
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| Wrap the lower portions of cables on cable-stayed bridges and suspension bridges with CFRP or other types of armor to protect them from blasts and fragmentation. |
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| They come from carelessness, no cover on PTO, working in the night or the day, tipping trailers under ESB cables, riding on drawbars, and a host of other practices. |
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| Inside these are drums for the mine tether cables that would have been attached to mines resting in the bowl-shaped indentation on the upper side of the trolley. |
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| Telegraph lines were often built alongside the railways, and steamships laid the submarine cables that took the telegraph network across the seas and oceans. |
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| He used as reference the catenary cables of the RENFE train line that crosses the community as well as the horizon delineated by the mountains surrounding the area. |
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| For three weeks, he's been on assignment for a hydroelectric company, surveilling their underwater power cables that stretch from the mainland to Vancouver Island. |
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| Currently, 45 Iraqi electricians working extended shifts are preparing the necessary power cables for the first new turbine and installing low and medium voltage switchgear. |
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| The cables pulled themselves out of the patch panels and switch gear? |
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| The stock cables had black plastic 3.5mm plugs and much thinner wire. |
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| Ends of the shell are stiffened with laminated timber arches braced by a diagrid of tension cables from which hang enclosing cardboard honeycomb panels. |
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| To start with, you need a turntable or tape deck, a stereo preamplifier or integrated amp, a computer with a line-in audio jack, and cables to hook them together. |
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| But Gloag is understood to be furious that the pylons and their crackling, high-voltage cables will be unmissable from the ancient ramparts of the castle. |
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| Once it's out of the package, you can see both retractable cables. |
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| It was the view of the committee that, in these instances, the incidents had likely involved the fouling of submarine telecommunication cables or associated debris. |
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| Melancholy fills the air as cables and lighting rigs are dismantled. |
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| Though they are not ships, oil and gas rigs in the ocean, and transoceanic cables too, are as worthy of naval attack and defense as any ship might be. |
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| Once the braces are secure and the panel is plumb, the crane slackens the cables, and the riggers disconnect the lifting hardware from the panels. |
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| The loudspeakers probably have unscreened cables feeding them. |
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| The firms' main products were electricity cables and wheel rims, he said. |
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| The products include copper rods, sugar, electrical cables, tobacco, fresh flowers, cotton lint, cotton yarn, fresh vegetables, gemstones and gasoil. |
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