Sentence examples for cables split from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Faris's arrest, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly visited an isolated room near where the thick cables split into several thinner cables and are anchored on the shore.

these could include strain detectors at the y-joint where the cable splits in two to connect both right and left buds, and even light detectors and capacitive sensors, too, to help detect how the devices are being worn and at what angles.

Cable networks split screens, showing stock markets going down simultaneously with the House vote; the Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 777 points, its largest single-day point drop.

Merchants said the slump was made worse over the summer, when gas and cable workers split open the street the way doctors crack a chest, to fix pipes and wires below.

Check the coaxial/RCA cables for splits, kinks, broken tips (RCA type) or connectors (coaxial type).

That agent bills the customer for cable service, splitting the revenue with Level 3 operators, like Kabel Deutschland.

Its products use wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) technology, which expands the capacity of fiber optic cable by splitting the light signals it carries into multiple colors.

The Monterey gear combines the functions of WDM, which boosts the capacity of fiber optic cable by splitting the beams of light travelling on it, with routing technology like that used in much of Ciscos gear.

Cable works by bundling: your monthly cable bill is split up among the channels your carrier provides, whether you watch those channels or not.

The rise of cable, which has split the viewing audience into smaller and smaller pieces, makes an advertiser's life more difficult.

Bear in mind that the basic idea here is that you can take 3D photographs of static scenes with a single camera, no special equipment required, and with moving scenes using a pair of identical cameras mounted on a rig (both to be triggered simultaneously either by using two fingers or a split cable-release).