She tugs at wires, punches at buttons, trying to hook up her laptop for sound.
He allegedly whipped her with phone and television wires, punched her in the face and throat repeatedly, pushed a chair leg into her stomach and burnt her with a hot iron.
Apart from causing interference problems, the "2B1Q" algorithm used to send broadband digital signals down a pair of copper telephone wires cannot punch its way through the "bridge taps" where local lines are spliced.
Houellebecq couldn't afford to feature quite as many gadgets as he might have liked; instead, he gets by with showing us a serious-looking man in spectacles, pulling wires and punching a computer keyboard, in an attempt to show us that Bauchau really is being cloned.
Gordon-Levitt was in a harness and wire, maneuvering every punch and kick in mid-air.
Rather than string wires through attics, punch holes in sheetrock, and generally tear apart the house, a wireless LAN is an elegant, noninvasive solution.
Reduction of the fracture is dependent upon the fracture pattern and may be indirect with traction and manipulation, or direct with mobilization of the fragments directly with k-wires or bone punch.
Tracing the blue wires to the LDR, punch 2 needles or sharp pins from a sewing kit, one into each wire, at the border of the bottom plate (the reason is explained later).
The records of the IAS Electric Computer Project consist of correspondence, memos, reports, patents, contracts, operational guides, blueprints, punch cards, wiring drawings, diagrams, and logbooks.
A 27-year-old Somali man said: "[The guards] whipped me with metal wire and beat and punched me all over my body.
