Sentence examples for become wired from inspiring English sources

In his wildest dreams, he sees it helping developing countries to build modern data networks without the need to become wired first.

While adults experience sleep deprivation as drowsiness and sluggishness, sleepless children often become wired, moody and obstinate; they may have trouble focusing, sitting still and getting along with peers.

He wasn't in a military battle but he was in the battle for his life every day for 8 years and his brain has now become wired differently than someone who didn't live in that.

But it feels like it's too late to stop the tsunami of technology because we have already been assimilated into the collective or become wired to the matrix (to use two rather dystopian film examples).

In response, the appetite regulatory circuits may become wired in such a way that the "lack-of-satiety" signal is permanently on and leads, in some unexplored way, to hyperghrelinemia and mealtime extension.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01482.001 For the nervous system to become wired up correctly, neurons within the developing embryo must project over long distances to form connections with remote targets.

Each new generation of children grows up in the new environment its parents have created, and each generation of brains becomes wired in a different way.

Senegal became wired for Internet use in 1996, providing the opportunity for many technology-based services to develop in the country.

It was only after daily delivery that the country became "wired," in the sense that if something happened in Washington or France or the Congo one evening, everyone would know about it by the next morning.

Millions of years ago, our brains became wired to remember about 150 people as "close friends".

The athlete's brain, just like that of any other addict, becomes "wired up" for the release of euphoria-causing endorphins during exercise.