Sentence examples for cable life from inspiring English sources

No.87 With terrestrial channels plunging downmarket, culture is being pushed to the margins and the best television comes courtesy of satellite and cable Life as we know it: No.

For George Osborne and Vince Cable, life is not quite so simple as it was back in the summer, when the economy was humming and the public appeared reconciled to the tough measures to bring down the budget deficit.

Stresses occurring in wires and the number of slipping wires were suggested as key properties in terms of expectation of cable life time.

The architecture, compatible with the ATCA (PICMG 3.4) and ATCA eXtensions for Instrumentation (AXIe) specifications, comprises a passive Rear Transition Module (RTM) for IO connectivity to ease hot-swap maintenance and simultaneously to increase cabling life cycle.

Vince Cable: A life in political economics * Dr Cable read natural sciences and economics at Cambridge, where he was President of the Union, followed by a PhD at Glasgow.

Furthermore, cable fatigue life is estimated for two particular cases when the cable tension is decreased and increased respectively due to the presence of current.

The cables sketched life almost 20 years after the Soviet Union's disintegration, a period, as the cables noted, when Mr. Medvedev, the prime minister's understudy, is the lesser part of a strange "tandemocracy" and "plays Robin to Putin's Batman".

Setting up a cable-free life is still too daunting for most people, since most of the work-arounds involve a lot more than just grabbing the remote (assuming you can find it under the sofa cushions).

Furthermore, the calculations prove that the method used to assess the cables' residual life is robust and reliable.

In a stress-filled life, cable television is easy to use.

"I don't understand why I get a cable company for life, but not my education company," he said.