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• He had a direct wire link for international news from London, England.
• Communications between the various vehicles are a combination of wireless and wired links.
• Electronic meters now use low-power radio, GSM, GPRS, Bluetooth, IrDA, as well as RS-485 wired link.
• Herbert E . Ives and copper wire link from Washington to New York City, then a radio link from Whippany, New Jersey.
• The system transmitted images over two paths : first, a copper wire link from Washington to New York City, then a radio link from Whippany, New Jersey.
• Particularly in complex equipment, wired circuits are often laid out as a " ladder " of side-by-side components, which need connecting to ladders or components by wire links.
• In the mid 1980s the Series 39 Level 30 was supplemented by a Level 20 variant which was a forcibly underclocked Level 30 ( using wire links on a daughterboard ).
• The change was also thought to have been favored by AT & T, as the elimination of FM relaying stations would require radio stations to lease wired links from that company.
• In 1890, the firm expanded to open a second office in New York City and a branch office in Albany, the first branch established by any brokerage firm with a direct wire link to headquarters.
• But as countries without extensive wired networks have long known, wireless technology is sometimes the only way to communicate when wired links don't exist _ which is effectively what happened to much of Lower Manhattan on Sept . 11.
• By means of the control panel, any column of the card could be wired to any print column, by means of a wire link ( the end terminals of which were inserted into slots in the control panel ).
• When the control panel wiring was complete, the control panel was inserted into the guides in the machine, and a hand-operated lever moved the control panel so that the wire links made contact with corresponding terminals in the machine.
• You could just get two 802.11b PC Cards and two PCI adapters, then turn on Internet Connection Sharing ( a feature Microsoft introduced in Windows 98 Second Edition and improved in Windows ME and Windows 2000 ) on the PC that already has a wired link to the Internet.
• Fifteen years after the break-up of the Bell System severed AT & T's hard-wire link to U . S . consumers, its pending acquisition of Tele-Communications Inc ., the No . 2 cable operator, will allow AT & T to again reach out and directly touch millions of homes.
• You could just get two 802 . 11b PC Cards and two PCI adapters, then turn on Internet Connection Sharing ( a feature Microsoft introduced in Windows 98 Second Edition and improved in Windows ME and Windows 2000 ) on the PC that already has a wired link to the Internet.
• Fifteen years after the break-up of the Bell System severed AT & AMP; T's hard-wire link to U . S . consumers, its pending acquisition of Tele-Communications Inc ., the No . 2 cable operator, will allow AT & AMP; T to again reach out and directly touch millions of homes.
• Radio links have the disadvantage of being jammable, whereas wire links have the disadvantages of being limited to the length of the wire and fragile ( i . e . not very good for penetrating / attacking targets in vegetated areas such as forests ) and can not be fired over bodies of water due to potential shorting of the wires.
• It's very odd that the hackathon is shown as on the end of a point-to-point link, not the wired links to venues 2, 3, 6, and 7 . " He had a number of other queries : " How much would the university in Milan charge to house the hackathon if the installed network is unsatisfactory for its needs, and would it be possible to arrange this in time?