Sentence examples for cables out of from inspiring English sources

Scruffy young men take cables out of plastic carrier bags and plug them into the back of television screens.

The New York Times and the other news organizations that have been reporting on the diplomatic exchanges have so far published only a few hundred of the cables, out of about 250,000 obtained by WikiLeaks, and some of those The Times has posted have been redacted to address security concerns.

Running cables out of the window to a van from the Record Plant studio parked outside, over two days that spring the four members laid down all the basic backing tracks for what would become Fear of Music, with Eno weighing in heavily with conceptual codification and electronic treatments.

KDDI, Japan's major carrier for international calls, whose communications along undersea cables out of Japan went through Taiwan before reaching Southeast Asia and beyond, said that the use of alternative lines would limit the possibility of a complete breakdown in communications.

As well as saving money by providing an alternative to undersea cables, it would also make the cables secure against metal thefts, allow them to be water-cooled, avoid having to put them in the corrosive marine environment and keep the cables out of sight while still having easy access to them, Weight asserted.

The numerical applications highlight the capability of the proposed procedure to solve three dimensional problems with taut and slack cables, out of plane distributed forces (modeling wind loads), point loads along the cables.

Once you got the computer going with the tuner card plug the coaxial cable (out) of your Direct TV box & plug it into the tuner card.

But for subscription fees, fans with satellite dishes or digital cable can get out-of-market games of the four major sports.

Keep the cables neat and out of the way.

I created my air gap by crawling under my desk and yanking the network cable out of the wall.

The authority's request to take one feeder cable out of service intentionally, for instance, had been the subject of early scrutiny.