Sentence examples for wire linked from inspiring English sources

None of the injuries had been serious, he said, and no crashes had resulted from the air-bag deployments, which were caused by corrosion on a wire linked to the air bag inflator.

The oil spill occurred Friday when the steel wire linking a tugboat to a barge carrying a crane snapped in stormy seas.

In principle, even the wire linking a patient to a monitor could do it.

When they did so, the harnessed unlocked and deployed the robots, which then sent back a video feed via an attached wire linking the machine to its operators.

In an interview Aisikaier talked about how he felt the moment when he slipped off the wire, and also announced that his next challenge was to walk on a steel wire linking two hot-air balloons.

The fact that they have grown up wired — linked as soon as they start to socialize via cellphones, computers and video games — is not the only defining characteristic.

In the case of one ultraspare, almost unseeable construction (much of Gego's art is hard to photograph), the lower corner dissolves into a network of short wires linked by tiny wooden gaskets, each painted orange or red.

Instead of heavy cables, the plane's flying systems are connected by wires, miles of redundant wires linked to computers that are constantly cross-checking one another.

A few months ago the same court decided that federal prosecutors may not use evidence obtained by tapping wires linking two or more states.

The space station gets its power from solar panels that cover more than an acre, and there are eight miles of electrical wiring linking all the equipment.

Computer chips generally have tiny aluminum wiring linking transistors in a half inch square area, but the industry is moving toward copper wiring.