Sentence examples for wiring lights from inspiring English sources
On a tight 10-day schedule last March, she oversaw the installation of solar panels, wiring, lights, electrical outlets, recharging equipment for the headlamps, an antenna, more efficient walkie-talkies, and a solar-powered blood bank refrigerator.
When his cautioned that wiring lights to the car battery could be unsafe, he held up a finger and began rummaging through the pile of sweaty basketball clothes in his back seat.
Refinishing, sheetrocking, demolition, wiring lights, cabinet installation, plumbing, decorating -- we learned so many new things.
Social neuroscience tells us that the brain's interpersonal wiring lights up in our own circuitry what matches the activity in the other person's brain -- if she's in pain or distress, we feel this immediately in our own pathways for those feelings.
She has rigged sets, wired lights and run the technical end of circuses, ballets, plays, art projects.
Around the corner: a wireless lighting revolution, a phrase coined by my daughter on her return from working in rural Haiti, where she saw wireless phones were easier to come by than wired lights.
But efficient cheap LEDs, combined with (soon cheaper) solar arrays and batteries, will permit a leap past wired lights, just as cellphones permitted a leap past landline phones in the unwired part of the world.
Collini, E. et al. Coherently wired light-harvesting in photosynthetic marine algae at ambient temperature.
"It forced you to understand," Simon says, recalling how she wired light bulbs into simple circuits to figure out the relation between voltage and current.
The plan provides $40 million for wiring, lighting and plumbing in existing buildings and $127 million to construct six new buildings by the year 2000.
But not much of it meets the needs of fast-changing start-ups, which typically cannot afford to outfit raw industrial rooms with wiring, lighting and carpeting, and require flexible leases and reliable Internet and telephone service.
