Sentence examples for cords connected from inspiring English sources

Typically, the primitive brain of the flatworm consists of a bilobed mass of tissue with lateral longitudinal nerve cords connected by transverse connectives, thus forming a rather ladderlike structure or grid running the greater length of the organism.

The bombmakers use commercial blasting caps or detonation cords connected to the timers or remote-controlled devices.

Blink had ended up with bad cords connected to their charge stations, he explained, because it wasn't immediately clear who might be making high-quality cords.

(The cords connected to the fencer coil into a reel that is spring-loaded to take up any slack in the cords and prevent the fencer from tripping).

The restaurant's intimate, crisply elegant dining room echoes this aesthetic — classic but fresh — with white tablecloths, accents of pale gray, Thonet chairs in blond wood and pendant lamps hanging from red cords connected on the ceiling in the form of a spare spider's web.

I eschewed that method leaving the cords connected to arm section and simply bracing my curls off of my knee, one arm at a time.

Anew low-end, Intel-based server, the x335, was redesigned to accommodate the same "backplane" (the rear panel where cords connect) used in IBM's PCs instead of the specialized backplane used in its predecessor.

At least a pair of ventral nerve cords connect to the brain and run along the length of the body.

Both cords connect to a biofeedback machine, which is more typically used to measure changes in the body, such as heart rate, via electrical sensors.

With journalists from around the world covering the case, I crammed onto a polished wooden bench with a tangle of electrical wires at my feet snaking from extension cords connecting dozens of computers and cellphones.

When done, cover the cords connecting the speakers with your pillow.