Sentence examples for referring cable from inspiring English sources

A condensed model of the coupled cable-moving oscillators system is derived by referring cable vibrations to a local Cartesian coordinate system.

The Cable segment refers to cable communication operations which includes cable television, high-speed Internet access and cable telephony services, and is also a facilities-based telecommunications alternative to the traditional telephone companies carried on by (RCP).

"There might be an emerging segment that looks something like TV," Mr. Schuler said, referring to cable television's tiers of free and pay services.

But "these guys have the pipe and the bandwidth," said a Sony Network Entertainment executive, Michael Aragon, referring to cable and broadband providers, while speaking at a meeting sponsored by Variety in April.

M.S.O., or multiple system operator, refers to cable and satellite carriers.

Unknown to most, the buzzy SoMA neighbourhood where most of these winemakers work was once called South of the Slot (referring to the cable car line that ran down the centre of Market Street) and was home to more than 100 wineries in the late 1800s, including J Gundlach and Co, California's oldest continuously family-owned winery (now based in Sonoma).

He was referring to the cable station American Movie Classics, owned by Rainbow Media Holdings, which still provides significant vintage pictures.

"John Malone just told me that he bought $30 million of Comcast stock because he thought it was cheap at this price," Mr. Roberts said, referring to the cable mogul.

It's easy to avoid thoughts of retirement "when you have N.B.A. Pass," Wilkens said last night, referring to the cable television package.

"I just got off the phone from New York 1," said Mr. Sommer, 52, a Brooklyn native and lawyer, referring to the cable TV news station.

In a separate cable referring to comments made to the US by the Maltese ambassador, Hammarberg is accused of seeing himself as "God's gift to the world".