There were "structured wire transfers" whereby "it was commonplace in the CDC accounts for round-number wire transfers to be made on the same day or in close succession, by the same wire senders, for the … same account".
But, if we may differ with Iman: if you show up at a luncheon with a beautiful, structured wire with a cloud of butterflies around your head, who will even remember the next time?
The development has it all -- including structured wiring in every home -- and is served by U S West.
"Two years ago, we would have to fight with a builder to put structured wiring in a home," said Jeff Hoover, president of Cedia.
The backbone of any networked home is "structured wiring," a bundle of high-speed cables put in the walls before the drywall goes on.
The Botts know firsthand how difficult it can be getting the right set-up: their old home in Washington was supposed to have structured wiring, but the job was done poorly, they say, causing an expensive retrofit.
Pulte Homes, one of the largest builders in the country, considers structured wiring a standard feature, said Valerie Dolenga, a spokeswoman, and has put it in about 60percentt of the houses built in the last year.
The study found that high-speed Internet access throughout the house ranks as the most popular reason for structured wiring, followed by monitored security systems, and then the ability to play music from one stereo system in several rooms.
Researchers have already developed a medical device, functionalized structured medical wire (FSMW), that offers opportunity of capturing CTCs from the circulating blood of cancer patients (Figure 3) [73].
Inside the structures, wire mesh screens rotate in a continuous loop in front of six intake pipes, each seven feet in diameter, for each reactor.
The company hopes to lure customers with such incentives as longer grace periods for late payments and a competitive fee structure (wire transfers, for example, will cost $15 , versus $25or more charged by traditional banks).
