Sentence examples for bulky cables from inspiring English sources

The band is already used in home entertainment, replacing bulky cables that connect high-definition televisions to Blu-ray players, for example.

C1 New I.B.M. Technology A team of I.B.M. researchers plans to report that they have used standard chip-making materials to develop a high-speed wireless technology that could do away with the bulky cables that now connect electronic devices in the living room.

But what's even more annoying is having to carry around bulky cables in order to charge them when they do die on us.

The front fabric circles are also great for camouflaging bulky cable boxes, without disrupting their function.

But the top-up process is different from the usual hassle of plugging a bulky cable into a specially designed socket.

Technicians tugged at bulky black cables, laborers drilled and welded, and a cleaning crew — many of its members working on hands and knees — scraped mounds of white plaster off the floor.

According to a press release by Carnegie Mellon, The system eliminates the bulky links, cables and general mechanical complexity of other haptic devices on the market today in favor of a single lightweight moving part that floats on magnetic fields.

If you're sick of lugging around that bulky white cable and charger for your MacBook, Zolt could lighten your load.

His business requires him to be accompanied by a tremendous clutter of equipment — one or two thousand pounds of motion-picture cameras, extra lenses, big lights and reflectors, power converters, great coils of cable, bulky boxes of film, microphone hookups, and sound-recording equipment.

They could be converted into electrical energy and utilized for many purposes, including driving small electronic devices or even constructing an integrated system operated without bulky batteries and power cables.

One advantage of turbo-electric drive was that the substitution of flexible electric cables for bulky steam-lines allowed the motors to be mounted further to the stern of the ship; this reduced vibration and weight by shortening the propeller shafts.