"They had barbed wire set up to keep them away.
Researchers used hair snags — pieces of barbed wire set up near bait to catch genetic samples of foraging bears — to track various bear populations in Arizona.
For a couple of months last autumn, avant-garde music magazine the Wire set up a listening room in collaboration with Vitsoe furniture: an oasis of obscure Japanese music, groovy art books, Dieter Rams chairs and shelves, and beautiful loudspeakers.
The barbed wire set up by army was removed by the crowd.
Most audiovisual work involves screens of some description and often those screens are at the back of a stage with a bank of audio equipment and wires set up in front of them.
She becomes almost incidental in the final tableau, in which the performers walk off one by one while silver disks sway to and fro on long, thin wires, setting up visual rhythms independent of the music, their arcs gradually shortening, until the lights are turned off and the music fades away.
Some began to lay wires and set up bomb detonators; others immediately opened fire.
The Eniac women were wartime recruits with math skills, whose job was initially described as plugging in wires to "set up the machine".
At least two pro-government people have also been killed, and two people on motorcycles were killed (one beheaded) by wires allegedly set up by protesters.
The Huskies' comeback began with a jump shot by Ajou Deng and ended with a Kevin Freeman bow, after a high-wire dunk set up by Khalid El-Amin's high-altitude crosscourt pass.
In 1967, complaining that too many homeowners still thought of audio equipment as "assorted pieces of gear lying about connected by all kinds of wires," he set up five rooms at the New York National Design Center to illustrate how music could be integrated into home decor.
