Sentence examples for machine connected to from inspiring English sources

Instead, the point of entry was an employee's home machine, connected to the company's network.

Any time you change something on one machine, those changes are reflected on every other machine connected to your Dropbox account.

And Mr. Warner, 55, sounded as if he had been told once too often that a printer was a machine connected to one of those newfangled computers.

For $49.95 a year, you can get additional services that give you access to files on all Windows PCs on your home network from any Windows machine connected to the Internet.

A huge, complicated machine, connected to the operating table, with many tubes and wires, began at this moment to go pocketa-pocketa-pocketa. "The new anaesthetizer is giving way!" shouted an interne.

I began to shake, not demurely, but rather seizing up like an antiquated washing machine connected to a diesel engine and filled with several yards of industrial-grade carpet.

The Time Machine connects to a TV via the coaxial cable connection on the TV or the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) connections from other video sources (digital video disk [DVD] player, video game console, etc)., but cannot be connected to a computer.

Such a machine connects to your TV and serves as both a VCR and a DVD player.

No matter how your machine connects to the Net, it's vulnerable even if it's brand new.

To balance supply and demand this year, Bonneville displaced nearly 100,000 megawatt hours of wind energy from May 18 to July 10, or about 5.4 percent of the amount produced by wind machines connected to its grid.

The backdoors reportedly cover a range of hidden tools and protocols that activate with "paired" computers – machines connected to an iPhone or iPad via USB that the user has granted security access to.