"Yes," said Dr. C. "There aren't enough sockets up at the nursing station to plug in everyone's chargers".
Each Diplodocus tooth socket held up to five replacement teeth, plus the functioning tooth, and the Camarasaurus could keep up to three spare "baby teeth" lined up in each of its tooth sockets, he added.
It was, I was assured, a teeny-weeny fire, just a razor socket burning up in a crew cabin.
You have the option of plugging them in, but with six AA batteries, they can do without a wall socket for up to 18 hours.
In one, a leaning, bony column of stark white, forming part of an arch that looks like a pelvic socket, rears up in an accommodating sky, dwarfing smaller formations that drift beyond it.
This will pop the socket cover up and allow you to remove the CPU.
Other studied and typed in an open-air classroom at makeshift desks with power sockets set up on the highway, while others gathered to hear and join stump speeches on democracy.
· Support people as they protect their homes against future floods by providing grants of up to £5,000, so they can install new flood barriers, replace doors and windows with water-resistant alternatives, or move electricity sockets up to a safer level.
Pitt highlighted a model flood victim who lifted electric sockets up the wall, laid a concrete floor, painted skirtings with yacht varnish and installed a lightweight door to be unhinged and carried upstairs when the floods came.
The group of sockets that make up the connection will usually be separated from other sockets on the TV.
