Sentence examples for has been hardwired from inspiring English sources
They even claim fairness has been "hardwired" into the budget as a result of work by the Lib Dem triangle of Clegg, Cable and Danny Alexander, the chief secretary.
Since the timing sequence of RTS and CTS packets has been hardwired in the firmware, an insertion of an HTS becomes impossible at the driver level.
The idea of going to college - and the expectation that the next generation will be better educated and more prosperous than its predecessor - has been hardwired into the ambitions of the middle classes in the United States.
Thus, our studies suggest a novel mechanism by which a crosstalk between oncogene and tumor suppressor pathways has been hardwired through evolution into the unique gene structure of a polycistronic oncomir.
As he put it in a speech exploring company ownership last year: "For the first time in history, shareholder primacy had been hardwired into companies' statutory purposes".
The sense that we make the breakthroughs and the Americans make the money may have been hardwired in the national DNA, from penicillin and the jet engine through to the world wide web.
His insanity might have been hardwired into him or simply (or not so simply) a symptom of working too many years in counterintelligence, where deception and detection are the rules of the game, and pride and promotion its only rewards.
Most of us have been hardwired with judgment and criticism, especially as it relates to food and fitness.
The magazine publisher's biggest titles, especially Vogue and Vanity Fair, have long been hardwired into the movie capital.
It seems overly simple at first — so much so that there's likely a steeper learning curve for Mario veterans who will have to unlearn a certain amount of what's been hardwired into them over multiple decades.
"Thinking about the users of a place and all the different interactions that go on – I'm not saying this is an exclusively female trait but I think we have been obsessed with hardwiring rather than people".
