Sentence examples for make cables from inspiring English sources

By next year it should be able to make cables a third of a kilometre long.

For years there has been talk of the bright promise of spider silk: that it might one day be used to make cables that are stronger than those of steel, for example, or bulletproof vests that are more effective than those made of Kevlar.

Several probes make cables inextricably mixed.

The contract would make cable customers eligible for a credit equal to a full month's bill if a technician does not arrive on time.

For geeks, it has been long been clear, as a technological matter, that the Internet's delivery models ought to eventually make cable TV obsolete.

The interactivity it affords promises to make cable television a richer, more useful product.And, thanks to its compression algorithms, internet television can be a veritable speed freak.

But there are so many games locally and nationally that the league-owned channels need to distinguish themselves with original and archival programming to make cable operators notice.

Turnabout Is Fair Play Over the last year, AT&T and America Online have battled about whether the government should make cable companies open their systems to outside Internet providers.

Canoe Ventures is trying to make cable television a more attractive place for advertisers; Elections '08 is the first product it has worked on.

These are expected to increase 9.1percentt a year through 2005, which will make cable the largest segment of the communications industry, replacing newspapers.

Ultimately the goal is to license its systems to the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) that make cable and satellite TV boxes.