Sentence examples for connected to a cell from inspiring English sources

The camera is then connected to a cell phone through a cable.

The only thing that you can say with confidence is that I have connected to a cell site somewhere within a radius of roughly twenty miles.

It tracks location, stores the numbers you dial, and even records the Web sites you browse when you're not connected to a cell network.

He is in a hurry and seems to be talking to himself -- then I realize that he is wearing an earpiece connected to a cell phone in his shirt pocket.

He demonstrated the use of an earpiece connected to a cell phone by taking a call from his chief of staff, Anthony Carbonetti, as he was speaking to the assembled reporters.

They said the commission had concluded that the July 2004 testimony by the Navy officer, who said he had seen an Able Danger document in 2000 that described Mr. Atta as connected to a cell in Brooklyn "was not sufficiently reliable" to warrant further investigation, in part because the officer could not supply documentary evidence to prove it.

Drainage fluid connected to a cell-collecting device has been used for salvage of red blood cells to re-infuse after arthroplasty (Semkiw et al. 1989).

These pocket-size devices connect to a cell network and transmit a Wi-Fi signal.

In response questions raised by reader Michael Rhodes (see earlier), he writes: The communication devices would have to connect to a cell tower.

If I make a cell call from Kenmore Square, in my home town of Boston, you might think that I'm connecting to a cell site a few hundred feet away.

Each time the mobile phone user makes or receives a call, i.e., connecting to a cell tower, the nearest cell tower location is recorded.