Sentence examples for suitably wired from inspiring English sources
Even before the first Web shop had made its first sale, new e-money companies were devising suitably wired ways for consumers to pay.
Henry Moore's 1939 drawing Spanish Prisoner looks suitably grim, behind inked-on barbed wire.
A drilled plate of ferromagnetic material suitably coupled by coils of enameled copper wire fed by a DC power supply to 30 V is considered in this paper.
And, at a suitably low temperature (ie, within a degree or two of absolute zero), these wires will superconduct.
But when he launched the franchise, Petersen was still best known as a film actor – the hotheaded, live-wire lead of William Friedkin's To Live and Die in LA and Michael Mann's suitably forensic Manhunter, where he played an unsettled and unsettling Will Graham years before the Hannibal television series.
When suitably designed, such supramolecular species can behave as light-powered nanoscale electronic devices (e.g. wires, switches, antennas) or mechanical machines (e.g. shuttles).
However, the trio themselves are having a fine time, pottering about a set that's very 70s Dr Who, all protruding wires, rumpled white sheets and giant ball hovering above centre stage that's blasted with suitably far-out projections, ranging from rippling water to what may well have been a giant bag of Liquorice Allsorts.
Hales was suitably inspired.
