Sentence examples for cables with other from inspiring English sources

The company's growth was primarily due to Monster training sales staff at electronics stores to bundle the cables with other electronics purchases, an effort the company spent 15 percent of its revenues on by 1998. Lee kept the company private and grew the business, despite pressure to go public.

Airlines are supposed to test the strength of the cable before they install it, she said, adding that pilots can compensate for a broken cable with other control systems.

HTS cable terminations are required when the insulated shield HTS cables connect with other conductors such as a bus or a overhead lines.

The proposed method is to connect two cables with each other and to place two cables in close and rigid arrangement.

I was not surprised to read that cable subscribers with other providers are treated in a similar fashion to those of us who have no cable alternative to the monopoly in our area -- Comcast.

Mr Cable, along with other Lib Dem MPs, campaigned against any increase in tuition fees in England, but the business secretary said that the UK's financial situation meant that implementing the pledge was "not possible".

The remaining contribution from structural damping is also determined and the effects of the injection of corrosion prevention wax into the cable sheaths, temperature, and interaction with other cables are considered.

Since inverter-fed motor cables' high-frequency current spikes can interfere with other cabling in facilities, such inverter-fed motor cables should not only be of shielded, symmetrical-geometry design but should also be routed at least 50 cm away from signal cables.

But if it's lost, the cable is not interchangeable with other Garmin charging cables.

They are often used in combination, or formed into composite bolt- and cable-supported structures, with other traditional construction methods and relevant measures.

The Patent Cable Tramway Corporation owned the rights to the Hallidie cable-car system first invented and used in San Francisco in 1873; trains were attached to the cable with clamps, which would be opened and closed at stations, allowing the carriages to disconnect and reconnect without needing to stop the cable or to interfere with other trains sharing the cable.