Sentence examples for sockets connected from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 also shows five transport buses and 13 sockets connected to units and buses.

This has no effect on actual cycle counts, or the number of register file reads and writes, but reduces the number of socket-to-bus connections and in some cases narrows the instruction word width as the number of bits required to address all sockets connected to any bus can drop.

Kind of magical, but also kind of limited – don't expect to use mobile power banks like they're portable versions of home wall sockets connected to the 29-watt adapter that Apple ships with the MacBook, because they just aren't designed to output power at the rate the MacBook can accept it.

Each mouse had its socket connected via swivel connector to the recording/stimulation system wires suspended above the recording chamber to enable monitoring of evoked potentials while the animal freely behaved and performed tasks.

As you slide the phone in, a lightning connector plugs into the socket, connecting it to the power and storage, while a micro-USB slot underneath takes over external charging and syncing duties.

Plug it into a power socket, connect it to your TV using the supplied HDMI cable, stick a pair of AA batteries (also supplied) in its controller, and turn it on.

Once you've connect the ADSL splitter to the phone wall socket, connect the cable coming from your phone to one of the ports on the ADSL splitter labeled "TEL".

It can be seen in Figure 1 that not all the sockets are connected to all the buses (as the black dot denotes connection).

One week after surgery, the sockets were connected via flexible recording cables and a commutator to a polygraph and computer.

The entire procedure was completed in 60 90 min. One week after surgery, the sockets were connected via flexible recording cables and a commutator (Plastics One) to an analogue amplifier (A-M Systems) and computer, with an analogue to digital converter card and running VitalRecorder (Kissei, Japan).

They soon split into two distinct groups: the lineage that led to modern birds, called the ornithuromorphs, and the so-called opposite birds, or enantiornithines, whose shoulder ball-and-socket joints connected in an inverse way from those of living birds.