Sentence examples for plugged in a cable from inspiring English sources

In the spring physicists had to withdraw a sensational report that the subatomic particles known as neutrinos were going faster than light, Einstein's cosmic speed limit; they discovered they had plugged in a cable wrong.

Three days later two men showed up, plugged in a cable modem and changed a few settings on my computer, and I was once again cruising in the fast lane with none of the headaches I had encountered getting D.S.L. to fly.

, it's now just a place to plug-in a cable.

With my particular hardware, it required no more than plugging in a cable to connect the recorder to the computer.

You threw in (very slow) wireless charging, meaning that you can set the thing down onto a compatible charging base without actually plugging in a cable.

On the side is a USB port so that smartphones, digital cameras and speakers can be powered by plugging in a cable.

In the future, guests like Dr. Wiener can expect to see sofas with U.S.B. ports and tables inset with wireless battery chargers so they can insert their cellphones and recharge them without plugging in a cable.

The Qi standard has some ways around that particularly onerous requirement – if you have to stick it in a certain place, why not just plug in a cable – but to complain about it is to miss the point.

2017, Phil Schiller: "Words can't describe just how much nicer it is to just put it down and pick it up whenever you want to charge without every having to plug in a cable again".

It opens "Quick: when was the last time you plugged in an Ethernet cable?

Similar to Apple Watch, the iPhones can now be charged by being placed on a charging pad as opposed to being plugged in with a cable.