Sentence examples for cable light from inspiring English sources

In a fibre-optic cable, light signals are transmitted through thin fibres of plastic or glass from light-emitting diodes or semiconductor lasers by means of internal reflection.

The law, under a provision known as "cable light," also frees cable companies from traditional restrictions if they face competition from a digital television service provider in their area.

When it is plugged in, the ends of the cable light up and it is ready to serve as an audio input device on Windows and Macintosh PC's and laptops.

Vince Cable lit the blue touch paper (in the Observer) with the suggestion that the number of university places could be cut.

The jewel-like cable lights on the Brooklyn Bridge (I used to pretend they were a river nymph's necklace when I was dreamy child), went dark halfway across.

In conventional waveguides, such as fiber-optic cables, light is confined by total internal reflection (also known as index confinement, a more accurate term when the guide diameter is on the order of the wavelength).

This lecture explores several of the key technologies being considered to address the reporting problem including nanoscale communication networks, micron-diameter fiber-optic cables, light and ultrasound microscopy, recombinant DNA and synthetic biology.

What the mantas care about are the two snaky-cable lights James L. Wing is shining, a yard in front of my face.

A full workstation evaluation should include the desk and chair, any footrests and copyholders, cables, lighting, eye tests, work breaks, and training.

The letters stood for tires, controls and cables, lights and the electrical system, oil and gas, and chain and chassis.

Gupta has made his fortune by selling switchgear in rural India and cables, lights and fans in urban India.