wired造句

We truly live in a wired world.

Check that the plug has been wired up properly.

The fabric was displayed on a wired stand.

The data will get wired to Idaho National Laboratory for use in future DOE reports.

Whenever possible, use the speaker-phone mode or a wired headset (not a Bluetooth).

As for those who want to stay wired in the afterlife but are worried about high-tech toxic waste?

We humans are soft-wired to suffer terribly when we are rejected by someone we adore- for good evolutionary reasons.

In addition, Sun Chi-jen had wired his agent to send down his new steam-launch for this special occasion.

I found a reference on a forum (see Resources) to someone who supposedly wired up a serial port, so that might be possible as well.

These include a system to locate snipers, which relies on sound sensors wired into the clothing of troops in the vicinity.

For obvious reasons, wired devices are near-impervious to this sort of issue; there's nothing stopping the button's electrical signal from reaching your PC along the way.

Using your cell phone's speaker or connecting a wired headset— while keeping the handset away from your body — drastically reducesRF exposure.

This would help young people think critically about media, and turn a discerning eye to the onslaught of coverage, opinions, and analysis that permeate our increasingly wired culture.

There isn't much practical significance for most of us to know why this oil rig exploded, but it is a strange and unique event, and humans seem wired to want to know why these strange events occur.

And here’s something scary: The Berkeley scientists can now implant the MEMS equipment during the pupal stage so that the beetles emerge embedded with electrodes, ready to be wired up.

The expensive and time-consuming work of designing a custom wired chip was replaced by the flexible 4004 microprocessor and the instructions stored in a separate ROM (Read Only Memory) chip.

This would also explain why the handwriting of most women is much more legible than that of men-women's specific language centres are pre-wired for better use of language, both spoken and written.

The cords extend out to two dozen capacitors, and the whole thing is wired up to a tower of controls that could have been pulled from a 1950s battleship.