Sentence examples for networks of wires from inspiring English sources

Those protections require that phones must work in power failures; different companies' networks of wires and switches must connect with one another; emergency calls must automatically give rescue workers the location of callers; and people may keep their phone numbers when they change providers.

But fortunately for the cable companies, they have the networks of wires they laid starting in the 1970s.

Local phone companies are hoping to use their own robust networks of wires to deliver television and interactive services that compete with cable.

Generally, animals orphaned, injured or cruelly abused are kept in spider web-like networks of wire cages and pens maintained by a cadre of volunteers.

He warms the gold with a soldering iron, pressing gently to join the network of wires.

By all outward appearances, Paro — really just a well-programmed network of wires and fabric fluff — does need your love.

The neurons of the brain are "interconnected in a vast and deeply mysterious network of wires, so there's a wiring diagram," Dr. Lichtman said.

The land-line telephone system has a primary advantage over wireless ones because its network of wires can carry a small electrical power current along with conversations.

The telescreen was what permitted the vast centralisation of social life under the Ministry of Truth and the Ministry of Love, for it allowed the government to banish privacy by monitoring every word and deed over a massive network of wires.

His penetration of the private apartments is unprecedented since Queen Victoria's reign, and defied another network of wires and beams which theoretically sound an alarm at Scotland Yard if anyone makes an unauthorised entry through any door or window.

As a network of wires spread across the country, referred to as "the great highway of thought" by one contemporary observer, it was obvious that this new technology was going to have a huge impact on the newspaper industry.