Sentence examples for connected to a cable from inspiring English sources

One device is connected to a cable or D.S.L. modem and plugged into an electrical outlet.

Viewers connected to a cable television system with on-demand capabilities -- allowing them to stop and start a movie -- will have access to the films on Movies.com.

Within four months, every home of the 3m population will be connected to a cable providing television, advanced telecoms and high-speed Internet access".That's the easy bit," says a senior official.

If you want to watch them on a television, the set will have to be connected to Netflix — but it won't have to be connected to a cable company.

Once Eero is connected to a cable or DSL modem, the device uses Bluetooth to pair with users' smartphones during a five-minute setup process.

Another cable also links the Winch to a depth encoder on a tripod, and this is finally connected to a cable head that carries the logging tool into the target borehole.

He brought with him a messenger line, which was connected to a small boat, which was connected to a cable-laying ship, which was connected to 5,000 miles of undersea cable, waiting "for the digital tap to be opened" as Krotoski put it.

A new funnel-type autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) docking system that can be connected to a cabled ocean observatory network is developed to charge AUVs undersea.

For reference data to the OBTM data, we use seven sets of OBP data derived from two conductivity-temperature-depth measuring instruments (CTDs) (MCTD and KCTD) connected to the above-mentioned cabled observatories, one OBP gauge (HPG) connected to a cabled observatory (Iwase et al., 2003), and four autonomous OBP observations (GJT3, GJT4, PKMN06, and NMS09) conducted by Tohoku University.

A cable modem connects to a cable television system at the subscriber's premises and enables two-way transmission of data over the cable system, generally to an Internet service provider (ISP).

The routers all have Ethernet ports for connecting to a cable or D.S.L. modem and then sharing the Internet access wirelessly among computers, whether Windows PC's or Macs.