Sentence examples for wrong connections from inspiring English sources

Lines crackle and wrong connections abound.

In every four cases, although expressions in the learning material were corresponding correct ones, the wrong connections were also acceptable as another interpretation of the expressions.

It is important to mitigate the risk of incorrect connections, e.g. making colour-coding very clear so that patients can easily distinguish between the two lines: a suggestion also made by Allcock et al. [ 7]; an alternative might be to introduce different kinds of connectors for the different lines so that it is physically impossible to make the wrong connections.

Therefore, to guarantee safety during tDCS treatment any electrode system should protect the users from (i) incorrect placement of the electrodes over the scalp, (ii) wrong connection of the electrodes to the DC stimulator, and should ensure the proper pressure over the electrode to warrant the optimal impedance.

This was a result of a wrong connection made during the previous night when some minor alterations to wiring were made.

In the process of nerve regeneration, parasympathetic fibers might emerge as a wrong connection and grow along with the cut ends of sympathetic fibers to the sweat glands and skin blood vessels 8, 9. Current therapeutic strategies of FS include a variety of drugs and a number of surgical approaches 3, 10– 10.

This means that they are intending to say a certain word, but a "wrong" connection in the brain makes them use another, which may or may not be related to the subject they are trying to speak about.

If your bulbs are blowing on a regular basis there may be something else wrong - loose connections in lamp holders, faulty connections to light switches, over-heating a bulb in a small confined space and so on.

Given the recent conflict issues which have dogged the appointment process of a judge to lead the historic abuse inquiry, surely Saunders realised how wrong these connections look.

Letting two exotic tycoons take over the country's most influential television station would be an unlikely leap in the other direction.The tussle over NTV underlines some important facts about business in Russia: property rights exist only with the authorities' consent; the law means what the Kremlin wants it to mean; and the wrong political connections can be fatal.

"And we are confident that Dr. Quinones and his family did nothing wrong in connection with Mr. Chang".