The word 'wiring' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the electrical circuits in a building or a circuit board in a machine. For example, "The technician had to replace the faulty wiring in the kitchen."
Takkas is accused of wiring some of the money to an account of his in Miami.
A dingy flight of stairs leads to a crowded basement where graffiti and wiring vein the walls, algorithmic neon shapes wheel and dart to thumping music, and a smoky fug of sweat and marijuana hangs in the air.
IT will certainly increase the opportunities for emerging economies to narrow the income gap with rich countries, but wiring the country is only the beginning.
Thierry Vareilles, a retired colonel in the French army who led bomb-squad missions in a dozen countries, says as soon as one group has come up with "hoax" wiring designed to trick bomb-disposal experts, even distant groups soon start using the treacherous configurations.
A herd's details can then be logged by running it through a cattle-pen equipped, like a supermarket till, with a data reader.In this section Sliding into recession High Street woes Wiring the cows Choc treatment Waiting for the digital revolution Who shall rule?
And surveys evaluating its use in football have found that it is more effective than arena signs and logos on uniforms.In this section Vox populi The money show New wiring Stealth chip Endgame Blech Virtual advertising Europe's start-up stampede Apocalypse now ReprintsWhether viewers would be prepared to put up with virtual advertising in other forms of programming is less clear.
And working on the Hubble is tricky enough in normal circumstances: it has been compared to wiring up a hi-fi in a dark cupboard, while wearing ski gloves.Gently does itObviously, NASA has to make sure the shuttle is safe.
By wiring a pocket PC to the headset, a user could have the experience of using a desktop computer without having to haul around a heavy screen and battery pack.
He blames the passengers.In this section Sliding into recession High Street woes Wiring the cows Choc treatment Waiting for the digital revolution Who shall rule?
