The phrase "actually wired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is genuinely connected or configured in a specific way, often in a technical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The system is actually wired to handle multiple inputs simultaneously, which enhances its performance."
Alternatives: "truly connected" or "genuinely configured".
Humans were actually wired to do this a long time ago.
If you decide to get up at 5 AM every morning because a selected group of people does that — but you're actually wired to do your best work late at night — then you're hurting your own, specific chances to succeed.
"When this happens, we can start to lose our way". Rich Fernandez, CEO of the nonprofit Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute, a global mindfulness and emotional intelligence training organization, notes that we're actually wired this way.
El Baz says the "real" opening--when the library is actually wired up and full of books--won't come until next April.
Turns out the human body is actually wired in some ways to heal like that, and strides have been made in stem cell research to have people actually grow back lost fingers.
"The human brain is actually wired for routine".
In the PBS documentary Llinás said to us, "The lovely thing about this very thin wire is that you can actually wire the brain directly from the outside".
If you are unsure of what you are doing, you may want to prepare the object you want to make a lamp out of for wiring (the mount, the passageways for the wire, the lamp socket and shade mounting) and let someone more skilled in electrical wiring actually wire up the lamp.
Whatever we focus upon actually wires our neurons.
Although it is certainly possible to actually wire-up a complete system, this project will only perform a hardware simulation of the final design using VHDL and Synopsys simulation tools.
The rig you see here is wireless although you can actually just wired the camera through a frame that you put in front or behind you.
