The fine print of the program excludes in-wall wiring and some outdoor wiring.
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Aluminum can be used in turbine wiring, but it can shrink inside wiring, potentially causing fires, reducing its appeal.
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Jaw wiring, which involved literally wiring the jaws shut to stop people from eating, was among the early approaches.
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These include blocked exits, using strip plugs as permanent wiring, and using extension cords as a substitute for permanent wiring.
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The light bulb's wiring networks also helped fuel the creation of domestic electrical wiring, which is included in many of our home appliances.
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The attorney general's office alleged that Comcast said it included repairs made to inside wiring, when it actually did not cover wiring inside walls.
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Contact your bank or wiring service for instructionsYou can call or visit the website of your wiring service to determine the best way to begin the transaction.
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Ask if these rodents have been scampering across their roof, gnawing on the woodwork and chewing through their wiring (squirrels love the rubber coating on wiring, by the way).
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One particular area that state Attorney General Bob Ferguson focused on was the plan's lack of coverage for in-wall wiring issues, despite Comcast allegedly claiming that wiring was covered.
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Dyslexia is, put simply, a different wiring of the brain.
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Earlier, firefighters blamed faulty electric wiring and substandard security procedures.
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Copper wiring goes in one heap, aluminium foil in another.
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That may be the way my wiring is set up.
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More encryption is good, no matter who owns the wiring.
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If dealers find wiring rust, they'll replace the computer assembly.
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"Tell them that it was a wiring problem," Shockie replied.
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I'll be looking into every possibility, including the house's wiring.
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Another got a jolt from a lamp with faulty wiring.
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It works in homes and apartments without additional wiring, too.
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He also handled the plumbing work and the electrical wiring.
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We have no evolved wiring to loathe and dread automobiles.
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I install the wiring around the edges of the windows.
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If they find the wiring is sound, notify the board.
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Faucets leaked, the wiring dated back to the Truman administration.
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"Right now, I'm wiring a Japanese bronze vessel," he said.
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Is this an expression of practical concerns or inborn wiring?
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Ventilation ducts and electrical wiring were in the wrong places.
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From design to consumption, it will all need fresh wiring.
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We'd have to do something about the wiring, for sure.
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"We are looking at the engineering, the wiring," Homendy said.
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The company says that even if it needs to fix the wiring issue, it would only take one to two hours per plane to separate the wiring bundles on the Max using a clamp.
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But this time the wiring instructions requested a different amount—$34,624.
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Installing the View is simple since it requires no wiring whatsoever.
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Thinner 7-nanometer wiring means better performance with improved battery life.
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Wiring diagram of the human brain, also known as the connectome.
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That wiring is the same, for straight, gay, and bisexual guys.
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Imports of copper, used in plumbing and wiring, surged 21 percent.
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Transit officials said overhead electrical wiring dislodged around 11:30 p.m.
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The wiring for this piece helped inspire Tanaka's interest in electricity.
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Wiring and utilities also must be placed above the elevation levels.
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They use aluminum wiring, which nobody wants to strip, discouraging crime.
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This seems to be a basic piece of mammalian brain wiring.
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But instead, if you say the wiring cabinet was empty, and we found some petrol-soaked rags [elsewhere] at the scene, then people forget about the wiring cabinet because they have an alternative explanation for the fire.
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The area is a complex mesh of components, wiring, and hydraulic lines.
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A seat hangs out, piles of wiring dangle from the aircraft walls.
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They turned out to be caused by faulty wiring in the experiment.
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Next, I went to the closest money-wiring place and hung out.
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Just don't use too much liquid, to avoid damaging the wiring inside.
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It's also used in computer chips, wiring, and several other industrial applications.
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The cathedral's spokesperson says the electrical wiring was properly installed, per Reuters.
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Usually that type of wiring plays really well in the big leagues.
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"His circumstances are different, but his wiring is pretty similar," Perry teases.
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It also works with digital or analog wiring, which expands the range.
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All new gearbox, new motor, new software, new wiring — everything is new.
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The remaining joints are home to wiring for power, data, and audio.
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But they succeed wonderfully in putting our wiring differences into high relief.
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"I wouldn't want to change the wiring of the drivers," Wolff said.
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Dealers will replace a wiring harness if necessary and potentially additional parts.
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If it turns out your wiring is not compatible, don't give up.
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It was well worth updating my wiring to install the Ecobee SmartThermostat.
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He added that the cause was probably a wiring or connector issue.
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Equipment and wiring on board are hardened to survive an electromagnetic pulse.
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Here, we've got scientists designing quantum computers, and wiring the ocean floor.
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Two balconies attached to his apartment were fenced off by metal wiring.
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She'd need to replace the electrical wiring and all of the walls.
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First, you must determine whether the thermostat is compatible with your wiring.
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What they do: Install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures.
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This adapter doesn't require additional wiring on the part of the homeowner.
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There has been no shortage of wiring diagrams, and even some action.
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Is the reason a difference in brain wiring that occurs in development?
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Reporting by Giuseppe Fonte; Wiring by Angelo Amante; Editing by Crispian Balmer
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Theranos also faces two counts for wiring test results to Walgreens patients in Arizona, and one for wiring money to a New York-based media firm in New York to buy ads for Theranos Wellness Centers in Arizona.
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In terms of what Ben Bradlee called the "wiring diagram details" test—which was that Ben was never comfortable publishing in the paper the specific details of, say, a bomb design—well, I don't know any wiring diagram details.
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Given that building anything—especially the complicated wiring of erotic machinery—without the benefit of clear light is rather difficult, it sometimes happens that this wiring gets a little bit... well, let's just say that sometimes wires get crossed.
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Its Labinal factory in Chihuahua handles nearly all wiring for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner.
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Then they'll use different methods to create a wiring diagram of those cells.
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Luckily, many areas had already been emptied of treasures to allow electrical wiring.
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Other companies have solved the wiring problem by releasing battery-powered smart doorbells.
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About 70% of the wiring harnesses used in the U.S. come from Mexico.
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Turns out, though, we don't have to worry about it wiring us up.
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Cuba has balked at allowing U.S. companies to participate in wiring the country.
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Denso Corp, Yamaha Motor, Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Takata Corp, Fujitsu Ltd, Yazaki Corp.
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It's all the "wiring and plumbing" you don't see, as Booty phrased it.
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Everything was taken - from the furniture to the electric wiring and wooden doorframes.
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Salic is charged with wiring money from the Philippines to further the plot.
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Idled pipelines have corroded, thieves have stolen copper wiring at desert oil facilities.
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In 2011, BMW made a quality improvement to the blower-regulator wiring harness.
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The ductwork was professional, and the wiring was encased in a dropped ceiling.
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Workers crawled all over it on a recent weekday, measuring, wiring and welding.
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Only minor safety violations, including missing fire hoses and exposed wiring, were discovered.
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The townships were ghettos of isolation, full of leaky roofs and dangerous wiring.
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It can barely walk straight, it's slow, and it needs a wiring harness:
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That's right: You can just stick it on your garage, no wiring required.
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It needs a full restoration, including the replacement of plumbing and electrical wiring.
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That day, Ahearn sent Parnas the form and instructions for wiring the donation.
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Two problems prompted the recall of the devices: battery failure and loose wiring.
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He was Mohammad Aslam Chowdhury, a seller of electrical wiring from Old Delhi.
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Overload is what you get with high-tension electrical wiring, not telephone wires.
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Initial DJI drones required DIY soldering and wiring, making them appealing to hobbyists.
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This could cause the wiring to overload and overheat, potentially starting a fire.
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Ursula didn't often write hard science fiction, what she called "wiring-diagram" stories.
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There's an error rate in the global financial wiring system, about 6 percent.
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At some point, meth tweakers went in and pulled out all the copper wiring.
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This manual solution can also work on any lamp, regardless of the home's wiring.
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More than a decade ago, inspectors had pointed to the museum's ropy electrical wiring.
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The researchers also analysed the chip's wiring diagram, something biologists would call its connectome.
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And broken wiring won't affect their ability to communicate with other wireless communication devices.
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It turned out that some electrical wiring caught fire outside the prison fence-line.
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They put the temporary partition so she wouldn't have access to the exposed wiring.
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Specifically, it likes to crawl into car-engine cavities and chew on the wiring.
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Then, later on, it will say, by the way, the wiring cabinet was empty.
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Wiring $22018 from South Africa to Nigeria can take days, and costs over 226%.
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These include blocked exits, inadequate sprinkler systems, faulty electrical wiring, and unstable support pillars.
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The foundation was rotted and the wiring was outdated and dangerous to the structure.
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Because to power any one house requires a power plant and miles of wiring.
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Wiring and electrical outlets are housed under a center table designed for the space.
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Steve had been wiring his brain at an early age, partly out of necessity.
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The job calls for climbing up and down ladders, lugging equipment and installing wiring.
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The wiring of eyesight in your brain won't let you do both at once.
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It messes up the wiring in our brains; it changes the way we function.
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Ducts and wiring lay exposed, and there was extensive damage from smoke and water.
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It's the wiring in our phones, and it's in the pipes of our buildings.
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It only requires basic experience with electrical wiring and replaces your standard light switches.
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"Ciudad Radical" ("Radical City," 1966) places a bustling eight-lane freeway amidst chaotic wiring.
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Mr. Ormson discovered loose objects touching electrical wiring and rags near the landing gear.
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In 1984, he founded Lamont Digital Systems and pioneered the wiring of colleges campuses.
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They rolled up vast tentacles of wiring and piled up the electronic advertising boards.
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In real life, the experiences we have from infancy onward impact the brain's wiring.
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Residents marched to the tenant management office, and the electrical wiring was eventually repaired.
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Water drizzled off the tarp edges, down the concrete walls and past exposed wiring.
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The wiring issue could push back the return of the Max, the officials added.
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Getty photographer Streeter Lecka showing off the traditional style of wiring a remote camera.
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Much of the new office features Twitch purple, even down to the exposed wiring!
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Large swaths of the Bahamas' wiring has been wiped out and must be restored.
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In the clinic below, a bulb dangled from exposed wiring above a single stretcher.
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That's because our rational brains are fitted with not-so-evolved evolutionary hard wiring.
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"Now the challenge is to figure out what those wiring rules mean algorithmically," Tolias said.
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Hardware problems like battery, sensor, or wiring problems, are flagged and risky vehicles are spotted.
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You no longer have to worry about having the correct doorbell wiring to buy one.
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Kara learned to do the rest: plumbing, wiring and setting stones into the exterior walls.
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LONDON - FAA ADMINISTRATOR DICKSON SAYS BOEING HAS NOT LAID OUT A SOLUTION TO WIRING ISSUE
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This is split between the engine (the largest share), the battery and the wiring harness.
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The suggestion ... the wiring was so surreptitious, no one noticed it when Trump moved in.
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The only difficulty with wiring either system is in how to handle the rain sensor.
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The RainMachine recommends wiring the sensor in series to make it work with their system.
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The wiring for all of the beach's boardwalk rides runs underground, according to WTNH-TV.
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Part of the wiring for the quantum computer at IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center.
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Hughes wasted little time in wiring a wrist shot through traffic for his milestone goal.
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Wiring harnesses, for example, are some of the first parts installed on an assembly line.
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The Cable and wiring system specialist also wants to offer engineering, design and simulation services.
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Our genes do have an impact on our brain wiring and how we make decisions.
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"We need the proceeds to invest into our wiring systems division," Kamper said on Wednesday.
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At this moment, with his "wiring exposed," he hovers dangerously close to being a sociopath.
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It's best to stick to wiring money only to people you know and trust.3.
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Decades-old wiring had never been replaced, a common situation in his low-income neighborhood.
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Since the blanket includes wiring and an electrical cord, keep it dry at all times.
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In case it's stepped on or accidentally pulled, you don't risk damaging the wiring inside.
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But it's a hassle, what with the camera and the cable and all that wiring.
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That's without things like electrical wiring, plumbing, and dormers (sloped roofs that create extra space).
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At another house in the neighborhood, they got as far as wiring the down payment.
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On a recent visit, electricians were seen installing wiring for a new fire alarm system.
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It's not just that you have to have safe wiring, it defines what that is.
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Metal shavings were routinely left under floor panels, hanging over wiring that controls the plane.
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By far the most popular candidate for a car's internal network wiring is still copper.
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The video included a bank account number, and a means of wiring the group cash.
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Still, the wiring of subway stations reflects a broader wave of easing communication for travelers.
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Less wiring would also lower a car's weight to improve fuel economy, Mr. Shapiro said.
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Bin al Shibh is charged with wiring money from al Qaeda leaders to the hijackers.
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To take just one example, think of substituting carbon nanotubes for copper in electricity wiring.
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He redid the wiring and plumbing, and defied conventional wisdom to install his own boiler.
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Moments later, the fire melted the wiring for the lights, plunging the tunnel into darkness.
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Some criminals impersonate the Internal Revenue Service, threatening people into wiring money or sharing financial information.
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This hard-wiring refers to people's tendency to prefer avoiding a loss versus an equal win.
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The wiring actually is more than just a bit of wire — they call them an interconnect.
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A forged message tricked government workers into wiring money to the wrong bank account, officials said.
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Rachio is easy to install and takes the complexity out of wiring in the power supply.
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How to map signals from the brain and understand how they impact the brain's complex wiring?
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Fiat Chrysler found that during a crash, the left headlight would rotate, pulling the wiring loose.
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So sit back and luxuriate in the fine spinning glass, tweezered wiring and snipped metal.[YouTube]
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Sue was covered by a yellow blanket; her hands and feet were bound by electrical wiring.
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The robot returned to the suspect's position and pulled the fence wiring away from his position.
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Sometimes you had to actually rebuild your home to put in the necessary wiring and speakers.
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Is this supposed to make me trust the business more, because I can see the wiring?
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As Ike turner tells it, rain seeped through the trunk and messed up the amp's wiring.
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The place was bustling with workers who were wiring the minibus with sensors for self driving.
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An attempt to understand the brain wiring of as many points of view as I can.
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By then, much of the wiring that enables learning and socio-emotional management is in place.
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Another Nexans plant in the region already makes wiring for BMW, General Motors and other carmakers.
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There was no exposed wiring, nor any fancy displays that you may find in a Tesla.
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In many cases, electronics and wiring have to be installed in the frame of the door.
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A single car can have up to six kilometers of copper wiring, according to the ICA.
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That's challenging because their placement on the glass requires an even tighter tolerance than the wiring.
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Common uses for wiring money include paying bills and remitting money to families or friends overseas.
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All the other things are wiring—you're creating a network that makes the penis allograph work.
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People with depression are battling not only life stresses, but also biological predispositions and hard wiring.
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Sharp metal shavings were regularly found under floor panels, near the wiring that controls the planes.
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Mr. Yang, 57, wires together the plastic tubes that carry the connective wiring for the panels.
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They argue that other primates can't talk because they lack the right wiring in their brains.
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The Video Doorbell 2 doesn't require any wiring; just mount it to your door or siding.
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The house had homemade electrical wiring and doors that locked from the outside, court papers said.
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They spent another $100,000 installing a new kitchen and bathroom, and replacing ceilings, windows and wiring.
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Normally, these tools are used to identify problems with power lines, electrical wiring, and electric appliances.
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ASPs stand between employers, apprentices, and government funding sources and "hide the wiring" for all three.
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"We didn't want any wiring or anything that could be problematic within the suitcase," she said.
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This creates the wiring in the brain that helps you get good at something you love.
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Buildings lay pancaked by airstrikes, and stripped of their marble cladding and copper wiring by looters.
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They say the city is violating their property rights to wiring they own in the buildings.
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I arrived at the Maple Leaf Bar way too early; techs were still wiring the stage.
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When our guys opened his jacket to start the heart massage, they saw the electrical wiring.
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Dealers will inspect and replace the wiring, as needed and equip it with additional protective covering.
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It is a less expensive alternative to wiring homes, particularly in less-populated and remote regions.
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At 90 Morton Street, a 6853-unit West Village condo conversion, the developer Brack Capital Real Estate installed wall-mounted five-inch Crestron screens, which works as an intercom They also adding wiring for shades, but did not include shades or wiring for controlling heat and lights.
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It is a bit like having your house burned down by faulty wiring in your smoke alarm.
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YouTube's My Mate VINCE has a knack for wiring modern video game consoles to old-school TVs.
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We assume that these abilities and biases stem from a combination of genetics (hard wiring) and experience.
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Crucially, the wiring is not fixed in advance, but adapts in a process of trial and error.
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Your basic mental and emotional wiring is in place; you have certain instincts, predilections, fears, and cravings.
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Houses in rural areas often lack plumbing or wiring that can act as grounding against lightning strikes.
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For a detailed wiring and coding guide, just ckeck out my brand new Advanced LED book: www.kamuicosplay.
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All that underfloor wiring and modified seating adds bulk to the plane, so it uses more fuel.
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Warped wooden floorboards creak under my feet, and exposed pipes and electrical wiring line the unfinished hallway.
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But the complete Iron Man look — which included wiring electronic parts together — was more difficult to make.
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One of the ways IBM helps integration is through Node-RED, a visual wiring tool for IoT.
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Every splintering of plastic felt like a victory, and its innards of wiring began to spill out.
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"The outfitting equipment is pretty lightweight; it's made out of fabric and built in wiring," says Johnson.
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Unsurprisingly, Gordon's plan fails and Sam Winchester (Jared Padalecki) beheads him with a bunch of metal wiring.
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He exudes joy, but make no mistake, Kerr said, he has the same competitive wiring as Jordan.
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The hard-wiring seems to have been loosened, even among those who formally adhere to a faith.
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That can cause wiring connectors to rust and a circuit board to short, possibly sparking a fire.
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" Barnett told the Times that if those "sharp" slivers "penetrated" the wiring, the result could be "catastrophic.
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He tinkered with the wiring and the woodwork, then built his own pipe organ and mixing desk.
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Inuit peoples have also begun wiring up the thinning ice with sensors in order to stay safe.
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She wants to see the evidence because mice or chipmunks could also have gnawed through the wiring.
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Dark-colored wiring was connected by silver duct tape to what appeared to be a cell phone.
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They came and put in some serious work, leaving behind a fresh install with brand new wiring.
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And then there is the strategy of hard-wiring rules gleaned from models of how humans learn.
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This is said to reduce the amount of wiring, reducing the manufacturing process and hopefully improving cost.
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Some VCs go from meeting a company to wiring money in as little as a few days.
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Fitting wiring is more akin to craft than mass production, so high-quality workers are crucial, too.
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Innumerable magnets and electronic devices are linked together with color-coded wiring and brightly painted metal structures.
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The FBI has said that about one in four U.S. victims respond by wiring money to fraudsters.
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Fiat Chrysler says the air bag wiring can chafe against steering wheel trim, causing a short circuit.
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According to the recall, Audi found moisture can seep into the battery cell through a wiring harness.
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Driving the news: The latest shift to 7-nanometer wiring is proving to be the toughest yet.
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Only one detonated -- a foot-long pipe that contained black powder, a battery, wiring, nails and screws.
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Fires occur regularly in India, mainly because of rundown buildings, faulty electrical wiring and lax fire regulations.
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The New York Times reported Boeing is reviewing whether two bundles of wiring are too close together.
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That was followed in 2001 by a fire in the roof and ceiling caused by faulty wiring.
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Investigators said they believed Tuesday's blaze was caused by faulty electrical wiring or a malfunctioning gas stove.
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"The biggest thing I remember was just the noise and the flashing lights and wiring," Barnard says.
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These modifications typically require that holes be drilled in parts of a vehicle's underbody to accommodate wiring.
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Heizer spent his convalescence wiring the ranch for solar, and soon he was back on the loader.
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Investigators found debris from a battery, a timer and wiring at the scene of the explosion, Gen.
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The company and regulators are looking into everything from the wiring on the plane to its engines.
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BOEING-737MAX-SAFETY Boeing, FAA reviewing wiring issue on grounded 737 MAX WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Boeing Co (BA.
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Fires occur regularly in India, largely because of faulty electrical wiring and lax fire and building regulations.
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When she finally found him, he was tucked inside a door behind layers of insulation and wiring.
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AT&T and other broadband providers would have benefited from exclusive rights to wiring within apartment buildings.
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This is a bent panel, 25cm by 12cm, bearing bunches of wiring, circular switches and rusting brackets.
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Because few banks issue loans for bunkers, his clients financed their apartments themselves, wiring him the cash.
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Because few banks issue loans for bunkers, his clients financed their apartments themselves, wiring him the cash.
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But in midwinter there was a re in the unoccupied guest bed-room due to defective wiring.
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INDOORS The home was gutted and completely remodeled in the last year, with new wiring and plumbing.
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Busta leaves Michael fried and tangled in electrical wiring at the end, so obviously, not dead. This!
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"I mean, look at this," he said, beaming at the daunting tangle of circuit boards and intricate wiring.
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I was using a pair of Bose headphones that worked great, but the wiring wrap was eroding away.
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The faulty wiring sparked a flame that soon engulfed the entire 24-foot-tall, life-size Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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But the apartment deteriorated, and her landlord didn't fix windows when they jammed or repair fraying electrical wiring.
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In Pacific Rim terms: the movie might have a new pilot, but the mech's got the same wiring.
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Only it's a full-on upholstered workstation with outlets, built-in lighting, and concealed wiring for electronic devices.
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Only it's a full-on upholstered workstation with outlets, built-in lighting, and concealed wiring for electronic devices.
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Workers take photos of things like wiring issues, for example, and explain the technical components in the app.
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But Ferguson said the company didn't reveal that the plan didn't cover repairs to wiring inside a wall.
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Ring has also made several battery-powered lighting options, in case you don't have wiring for the lights.
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Unlike their counterparts, new IoT security platforms don't require any wiring thanks to their reliance on Wi-Fi.
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They likely have no experience in high-tension overland wiring, where you have a mile between utility lines.
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This meant replacing all of the switches and wiring so the thing could handle the extra electrical load.
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Hundreds of engineers wiring the MRJ did so without using a common design framework incorporating the new rule.
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A PowerPoint slide lit up behind him, revealing a photo of a hollow wood box crisscrossed with wiring.
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The internet brought a world of information to our fingertips, and the IoT is wiring it all together.
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The company sourced batteries from Samsung, and made sure all the wiring wouldn't result in some catastrophic meltdown.
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There were several laptops, messy wiring, a flat screen TV, and USB card readers all over the place.
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Since the statute was adopted, wiring funds, not to mention credit cards and electronic transfers, have become commonplace.
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He pointed out different parts of the wiring, rattling off components like an architect at a construction site.
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Instead of wiring up to native Android and iOS components, Flutter paints every single pixel to the screen.
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This meant I had to tear out the wiring so that the light inside wouldn't drain the battery.
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Everything from recyclable copper wiring to fittings, furniture, and artwork was pulled out and run down the ladder.
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All physical and psychological wiring we come with is programmed to take fearful thoughts and feelings very seriously.
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About 1,100 structural boxes are built to assemble the carrier, each of them outfitted with components like wiring.
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While the politics are hateful, this focus on "difference" is actually in keeping with our deepest neurological wiring.
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She said she quickly saw that while the acoustics and electrical wiring needed attention, so did the customers.
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None of these, he says, were relieved when Stanford removed the implants, wiring and battery in December 2013.
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At Cornell University, Buz Barstow and his colleagues are investigating the possibility of wiring bacteria to solar panels.
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Psychologist Robert Levenson from Berkeley University has been wiring-up folk of different ages to monitor their emotions.
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Water may have damaged wiring and pipes from stoves, ovens, air-conditioners and other appliances and electronic devices.
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Aluminum, copper wiring and other precious metals go to recycling centers and back to the raw supply chain.
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The authorities said it appeared that the fire might have been caused by trouble with the electrical wiring.
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The building recently received new insulation and a new roof, and its wiring and heating system were updated.
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Boeing took a $272 million hit on the program because the company had to redesign the tanker's wiring.
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This isn't hard to do, but having some experience with automotive wiring and a circuit tester definitely helps.
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Media reports suggest that some companies are already being tricked into wiring large amounts of money to scammers.
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It's made up of a 16x24 array of micro LEDs, stretchable wiring, all mounted onto a rubber sheet.
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Crooks may impersonate clients in an attempt to fool employees at the firm into wiring money to them.
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Chronic underfunding left its halls with jury-rigged wiring, infiltrated ceilings and bat droppings along walls and shelves.
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Subsequent studies have shown that the parasite can change the wiring of fear-related regions of the rat brain.
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Someya knew that wiring two million sensors into a circuit driver would kill the flexibility of any e-skin.
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And the renovation could certainly take a while, as the wiring snakes through most of the highly delicate structure.
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Like the Ring Video Doorbell 2, the Door View Cam doesn't require wiring, and it has a rechargeable battery.
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The ARJ21 has suffered problems with dodgy wiring, cracks in the wings, faulty doors and its performance in rain.
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"Millennia of hard-wiring in our bodies tell us we want to connect with another human being," he explains.
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"When you're young, your wiring of who you are on the inside isn't fully out there yet," he says.
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An electrician told them the wiring was not grounded, and that a fire could break out at any time.
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Once new pipes, plumbing and electrical wiring were installed, Plimpton, 45, tackled her favorite room: the eat-in kitchen.
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The cylinder is then put in the dicky, while the wiring and the timer are packed in the bonnet.
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Raytheon, for example, decided to move its aircraft wiring harness manufacturing from Kansas to Mexico in the early 2000s.
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Now, if that's all you do, people will still think that there was oil paint in the wiring cabinet.
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But to get any selective advantage from having that brain, you need three photoreceptors and all their neural wiring.
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August Smart Locks work with your existing hardware and don't require re-wiring, so most anyone can install one.
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He redid some of the wiring and said that the coax connection was properly grounded for sure this time.
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That means there's no wiring involved — in fact, the only tool you need is a basic flat-head screwdriver.
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They will be embedded with fibers that turn them translucent and strategically endowed with electrical conductivity that replaces wiring.
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Mong Chung Yuk, one of the engineers responsible for the installation, describes the complications of wiring the labyrinthine buildings.
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The device that detonated was a foot-long pipe that contained black powder, a battery, wiring, nails and screws.
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"Water has come through the ceiling resulting in large puddles on the floor around cabling and wiring," Chiller said.
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Boeing uses VR on the factory floor to complete tasks like installing miles of electrical wiring on an aircraft.
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Instead, they argue, the correct wiring is laid down in the brain regardless of whether it is ever used.
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But wiring up the rest of Turkey will require a joint effort, said Vodafone Turkey's chief executive, Gokhan Ogut.
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A single car can have up to six kilometres of copper wiring, according to the International Copper Association (ICA).
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This jewelry making kit includes tools, wiring, beads, and a carrying case, giving you your own little jewelry station.
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He took a closer look and discovered that they'd nibbled through his electrical wiring, likely suffering a brutal end.
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A few days later, he texted me a photo of tangled internal wiring—the machine was electric after all.
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He was told that the instructions for the wiring would be cleaned up later in the process, he said.
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This issue constitutes the walls, floorboards, the substructure of electric wiring, and the concrete foundations far beneath the building.
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These systems require new hardware at the building's front door, but no new hardware or wiring inside individual apartments.
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My nephew thanked the miner in South America who got the copper for the wiring in the traffic lights.
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And while these systems are well-developed and finely tuned in both sexes of songbirds, the wiring is different.
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It has a loading area, over a dozen large windows, steel infrastructure, and new electrical wiring and gas heat.
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Independent inspectors and engineers identified and corrected safety infractions, such as locked or nonexistent fire exits and dangerous wiring.
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Now, though, what was bespoke wiring under the hood is commodity hardware and software, much of it open source.
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Unlike other floodlight security cameras, Arlo's Floodlight Camera doesn't require any wiring; it can run entirely on rechargeable batteries.
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Aho answered by wiring a shot from the slot past Khudobin with 2:22 remaining in the first period.
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If the wiring is intimidating, there are even diffusers and shades that can fit easily over the existing fixture.
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Under new assumptions, if the wiring caused a short circuit that affected the stabilizer, the plane could nose dive.
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Initially, the possible causes included arson, electrical wiring problems and a battery-powered golf cart stored near the fertilizer.
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Those other problems included an issue with the spacing of wiring bundles and a glitch in computer monitoring software.
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Utilities in most developed countries don't keep their overhead wiring tidy for tidiness' sake; safety is on the line.
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These waves reconfigure the wiring of the brain—rehearsing its future circuits, strengthening and loosening the connections between neurons.
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It would have been easier to jettison the original motors and wiring and replace them with a new system.
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Poland's firefighting chief, Leszek Suski, said that the electrical wiring at the venue was too close to flammable materials.
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It makes some of the engines used on the 737 Max, as well as wheels, brakes, wiring and seats.
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Even broadband wiring that passes next to your home is no guarantee there can be internet in your home.
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In most cases, hooking up the Hello should be a matter of popping out your old doorbell and wiring up the new one; it pulls its power from the same wiring setup that most doorbells use, and it should play friendly with any in-door chimes you probably already have in place.
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"It's easier to avoid some laws and red flags if you're wiring small amounts of money," Horton told CNN Business.
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At the time, the Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo reported that the museum had peeling walls and exposed electrical wiring.
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The pit was wild enough during the Delis' set to unplug some crucial wiring and cut the whole thing short.
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The offshore engineer says his child is in the hospital and he's having trouble wiring money to cover medical expenses.
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Different styles of doorbell wiring meant that earlier generations of the product may have only been compatible with newer homes.
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Sheperd's plane isn't going to win any beauty pageants; it's a hodge-podge of wiring, electric motors, styrofoam, and glue.
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Apple has finished wiring billions of euros to pay back illegal tax benefits to the Irish government according to Reuters.
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Dangling from the wiring that climbs some 8 feet up the gallery wall, the work only just holds the attention.
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When the group was fined for illegally wiring tents in preparation for a festival, they poisoned city officials as well.
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When you're growing up and you don't know that it's just wiring in your brain, you feel terrible about yourself.
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The company issued the recall after it found that moisture can seep into the battery cell through a wiring harness.
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The robot picked up the gun without Bunge noticing before pulling away the fence wiring that had been covering him.
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All the while, Cohen was also in communication with Daniels' lawyer and giving him wiring instructions, according to the filings.
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That's exactly what I was thinking: I've already damaged it, so I'm not hot-wiring a system that already works.
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Organizers in "Dubai" said they had difficulty wiring funds to Donna and Krista and started asking for more personal information.
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It uses special channels to route wiring inside hollow structural components, something that couldn't be done with a CNC process.
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The launch pad was unharmed, but the fires took a week to contain and damaged electrical wiring to the facility.
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The kitchen island is antique, too — a table whose legs have been hollowed out to make room for electrical wiring.
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However, Cuba to date has balked at allowing U.S. companies to participate in wiring the country, citing national security concerns.
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Every day, he would "be at the bank" moving assets around, wiring funds and promising delivery dates that never came.
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Fixing the plumbing, wiring, and flooring cost her another $40,000, so she spent $80,000 and counting on her tiny house.
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Without going down a rabbit hole here, you could argue that some of my emotional wiring wasn't working terribly well.
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Expansive greenhouses, constructed of simple white plastic tarps draped over support poles and wiring, dot the area's rich green hills.
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It is those primal mechanisms, the wiring and plumbing of cognition, that he has spent most of his career investigating.
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Take pictures of how the wiring is set up, in case you ever need to troubleshoot or move the device.
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His subjects, he reflected, had been cut from the herd of average mortals by their wiring or by their obsession.
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The officials said staff members took pictures in common areas of "egregious" violations, like electrical wiring, mold and peeling paint.
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Less controversially, the restoration system, called BrainEx, promises to give neuroscientists a better way to study brain wiring and function.
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It had been connected to the wiring for the entire landing, so the other cells were also plunged into darkness.
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Smaller wiring can also provide a cost advantage, assuming companies are able to produce the chips in roughly similar volumes.
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A car careens down a highway, while a hero rips at its wiring, trying to take control of the vehicle.
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Most proprietary leases require board approval for alterations, which usually includes wiring, said Slava Hazin, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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The only way that Google could keep up was by buying consumer machines and wiring them together into a fleet.
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And the new pricing model — no more wiring up houses essentially for free — could help Fiber get to better margins.
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Pictures from inside the passenger train, posted online, showed carriages littered with broken glass and ceiling panels dangling from wiring.
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In time, mental problems became mental disorders, then brain disorders, perhaps caused by faulty wiring, a "chemical imbalance" or genes.
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Such squelching messages run counter-intuitively to male wiring, it turns out: Guys are born more emotionally sensitive than girls.
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A source told Interfax the fire may have started as a result of a short circuit involving old electrical wiring.
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The new wire-free products should also appeal to renters who aren't able to easily install things that require wiring.
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The Tushy fits under any existing toilet seat and works with the most basic plumbing connection and no electrical wiring.
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But as soon as the robots get close to the reactors, the radiation destroys their wiring and renders them useless.
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The key question was whether the problem lay with the wiring inside the house or with the telephone lines outside.
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Reporter Vann Newkirk cited the electric grid on the brink of collapse and schools with dangerous wiring and unstable construction.
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Critical wiring and learning takes place right from the start, influenced by the environment around them — including close, trusting caregivers.
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I think wiring people up to go in and talk to people and make recordings of their conversations is spying.
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And they can wirelessly communicate all these measurements reliably, saving vast sums on engineering, no-longer-necessary wiring and labor.
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Toyota – The automaker said it would recall a little over one million hybrid models to fix an engine wiring issue.
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Sources say Boeing believes it does not need to modify the wiring bundles nor move their location within the plane.
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At first, firefighters on Saturday blamed substandard electrical wiring and lax security procedures at the escape room for the fire.
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Expanding broadband access requires laying cross-country fiber-optic cables and doing the hard work of wiring up individual homes.
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The big theme is 7-nanometer, a thinner generation of wiring that typically allows for faster chips and lower power consumption.
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"They have to recognize that there's a problem with their wiring and that it's telling them a lie," Begley told me.
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McAdoo says many homebuilders are pre-wiring houses for easy installation of home security systems, doorbell webcams and automated light switches.
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Currently, Ford and Jose Cuervo are testing the agave-derived bioplastics for parts including wiring harnesses, HVAC units and storage bins.
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The roof of a shopping center in the city crumpled inward, leaving behind broken glass and a mess of electrical wiring.
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Ferguson said that 75 percent of the time, Comcast representatives falsely told the customers that the plan covered all inside wiring.
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She suspected the shock had been caused by exposed wiring in the basement, where there was a pool of standing water.
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He said any decision on whether to fix the wiring was up to the Taiwan rail authority, which owns the trains.
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System location was the main reason for requiring wiring changes and the re-routing ensures we meet the highest safety standards.
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One other challenge associated with copper wiring is its susceptibility to electromagnetic interference, electrical noise that can interfere with data networks.
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For full-blown trichromacy, you'd have to have the right wiring between the cells of the retina and in the brain.
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Copper is used to make motors, batteries, wiring and other goods as it is the best electrical-conducting metal, after silver.
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Many of these buildings, with their exposed wiring, sagging staircases and broken sewage pipes, have been declared unfit to live in.
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Still, Hobby Lobby signed a purchase agreement for $1.6 million in December 2010, wiring the money to seven different bank accounts.
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With the correct wiring, I ran my tests and yet again saw exports that were either barely faster or somehow slower.
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The construction boom in both the U.S. and abroad requires significant copper output as buildings are fitted with wiring and plumbing.
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Pavelski notched his second of the game just 13 seconds before Thornton's winner, wiring a glove-side shot off the rush.
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The sleeves are gold, just like 3PO's plating, and the interior lining has a wiring pattern that resembles his exposed circuitry.
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A jury in California rejected Oracle's $9 billion claim that Googleinfringed its copyright onJava by wiring the software into Android phones.
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If you don't know how the wiring works, you risk having bad side effects when you tinker with the whole thing.
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Then think of them as different parts of a simple flexible electronic device: wiring, a battery, a processor, and so forth.
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Bureaucrats believe that all problems can be solved by adding a few lines to a wiring diagram and spending more money.
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The most complicated part of the build might be wiring everything together, which requires you to plug in just four cables.
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Highlighting industrial weakness, China's imports of copper, used in electrical gear from wiring to motors, plunged 27% from a year earlier.
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The people are suffering because AT&T's business model prevents them from wiring these communities and still meeting their profit margins.
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Many families reported unsafe conditions including lead-based paint, rampant mold, exposed asbestos, faulty electrical wiring, vermin infestations and gas leaks.
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The hurricane also damaged seven of the 10 workshop buildings where students study trades, including carpentry, electrical wiring and culinary arts.
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The units comply with existing building codes that allow for overhead plumbing, lighting fixtures and electrical wiring, according to Mr. Murthy.
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A Sungrow worker wiring floating solar panels on a lake created by the collapse of abandoned coal mines in Liulong, China.
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They all lived in a van with their owner, crawling into its seats, door panels, upholstery and even the engine wiring.
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It comes complete with color-coded high-temperature wiring and a fusible link with an automatic shut-off feature for safety.
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But over the eons, this brain wiring has adapted itself in different ways in each creature, enabling radically different hunting strategies.
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The wiring diagram, source code, and operating manual are all publicly available online, though it costs more than $75,000 to make.
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In general, you'll have to remove the wiring connected to the old outlet and rewire it to the new outlet terminals.
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One evening, he was wiring up a P.A. system at a local racetrack featuring motorcycles when the announcer called in sick.
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Details: Boeing is looking at whether two bundles of critical wiring are too close together and could cause a short circuit.
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Among the most pressing issues discovered were previously unreported concerns with the wiring that helps control the tail of the Max.
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He used an inconspicuous spot that required no extra wiring and would give the chip access to the firewall's serial port.
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But new problems with the plane are said to be emerging, including concerns with the wiring that helps control its tail.
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But changing the wiring could also do additional damage during the repair process, so Boeing is hoping to avoid the possibility.
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The screens and their wiring add weight to the plane, and when fuel prices are high, every pound makes a difference.
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The issue marks another setback for the Boeing program, which has run into delays due to wiring issues and other problems.
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Since the Smart In-Wall Outlet replaces your existing power outlet, you need to do some simple wiring to install it.
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A crazy tangle can make repairing faults difficult and dangerous, and wiring improvised by amateurs can be a serious fire hazard.
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The company now provides much of the tech-wiring for Nigeria's online banking system that serves Africa's largest economy and population.
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It reopened to the public in November, its roof fixed, its interior freshly painted and the decades-old wiring finally replaced.
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Vinícius's father had to take work in a neighboring state to support his family, installing wiring for cable and internet firms.
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Vinícius's father had to take work in a neighboring state to support his family, installing wiring for cable and internet firms.
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Diplomats who toured the airport fretted over the amount of last-minute work, including electrical wiring strung to check-in counters.
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His suggested solution to our wiring problems was to run long extension cords from his studio and set up construction floodlights.
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Experts say that restoration, which often involves combustible chemicals and electrical tools, always presents a fire danger, as does electrical wiring.
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Mexico produces 97% of the wiring harnesses used in North American made vehicles, said Peter Nagle, senior automotive economist at IHS Markit.
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She raised the money privately and not only redecorated but restored the White House, including modernizing the bathrooms and fixing faulty wiring.
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Demolition officials said about 10 percent of the charges had failed to detonate, perhaps because of a wiring issue, the newspaper reported.
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Earlier, national fire chief Leszek Suski said Saturday that electrical wiring at the location was makeshift and too close to flammable materials.
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The higher the energy scale of inflation, the more cross-wiring there would be between the inflaton and these other primordial ingredients.
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I'm writing a check out of my own money and I'm wiring five billion from a family fund in the Cayman Islands.
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"This doesn't only increase the operating time of a robot but also potentially removes some of the need for wiring," Shepherd said.
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A staffer contacted the FBI after noticing the wiring credentials were for a foreign account, but it's an easy detail to miss.
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"It was very, very hard because they had him hooked up with IV and all the wiring," Rick, from Bellville, Ohio, explains.
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And the same developers who built the Dubai skyscraper that dramatically caught on fire on New Year's Eve due to faulty wiring.
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Water came down walls, there was a strong smell of gas in some apartments and there was 'shorting' in the electrical wiring.
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That means dealing with wiring and other potentially dangerous and intimidating challenges that don't apply when it comes to phones or laptops.
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On Friday, federal prosecutors accused Epstein of witness tampering involving wiring $350,000 to potential witnesses and possible co-conspirators, the NYT reports.
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The company says in government documents that wiring to a sensor can come loose, cutting off signals to an air bag computer.
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But, you probably don't want to be carrying around exposed power wiring like that in your pocket, so you'll want a case.
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It has waterfront views, fiber-optic wiring, passenger and service elevators, 24-hour security, on-site parking and a shared loading area.
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"We've got marmots climbing in cars and being driven around and sometimes getting killed and eating cars and destroying wiring," Blumstein says.
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Accounts of the state of the Houses of Parliament read like descriptions of a squat, highlighting problems with wiring, sewage and mice.
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The hardware uses the same wiring as existing services, though, making it easy to replace a legacy system with this new solution.
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Hughes, the top pick in this year's draft, wasted little time in wiring a wrist shot through traffic for his milestone goal.
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Unfortunately, getting a USB port in your wall outlet usually involves some sort of wiring and replacement of your current wall outlets.
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That may suggest it's wiring all of those parts together, combining all the brain's inputs and outputs into what we'd call consciousness.
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A manufacturer of metal wiring for light switches, Tietong is squeezed between rising wage costs and falling demand amid an industrial slowdown.
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Nextmove said its Model 3 vehicles had paint defects, faulty wiring, scratches on the dashboard, faulty wheels and condensation in the headlights.
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Potentially affected vehicles are equipped with a trailer-tow module, which is vulnerable to seeping water that can corrode the module's wiring.
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Many of the calls involve demands for sending a gift card or wiring money in exchange for, say, not suspending your benefits.
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" She adds, "In operation areas, water has come through the ceiling resulting in large puddles on the floor around cabling and wiring.
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They had previously said three possibilities were under consideration: faulty electrical wiring, a short-circuit in an electric golf cart or arson.
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And when scientists have compared the brains of men and women, they have found no gendered hard-wiring for emotionality or rationality.
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In Rio, blocked toilets, leaking pipes and exposed wiring have prevented Australia's delegation from moving into their rooms in the Olympic Village.
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Solar roof tiles are more difficult to produce than traditional solar panels since the tiles have more complicated designs and wiring architectures.
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The device that detonated was a foot-long pipe and contained black powder, a battery, wiring, nails and screws, the source said.
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However, CNN reported that one of the complaints is a new issue: A "foreign object" that damaged wiring attached to the sensor.
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Mr. Belkaid, the Algerian killed in the gunfight with the police, is suspected of wiring money to help finance the Paris plot.
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Widespread reports of squalid conditions in military housing — vermin, mold, lead paint, faulty wiring, radon contamination — among other issues are another concern.
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Literally miles of ageing cables, lead pipes, electrical wiring and boilers will be replaced, many for the first time in 60 years.
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As our closest relatives, primates can shed light on the evolutionary wiring that drives our daily lives, and human civilization en masse.
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Steve Wozniak once taught prisoners how to electrify the bars on their jail cells with wiring from their ceiling fans for fun.
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The city of Palu sits in one of the most tectonically active parts of Earth, hard-wiring regular earthquakes into its constitution.
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Old man died in the apple orchard"; "Pump broke, well went dry, wiring blew, chickens died, rabbits died, termites, goat broke leg.
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A recent study conducted at McGill University found that childhood trauma—such as child abuse—affects the brain's development and neural wiring.
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And now, to succumb to some trivial industrial accident, such as bad electrical wiring or a misplaced rag soaked with linseed oil?
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Deborah Borda, president of the New York Philharmonic, said the sculpture was not reinstalled due to safety concerns over the piece's wiring.
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The downside of this safety-minded system is that repairing a crashed electric car will involve installing a lot of new wiring.
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But there are some smart outlets that can replace your existing in-wall outlet if you're willing to do some simple wiring.
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Only Shockie and his collaborators know that the bomb is actually a second draft—the first one fizzled because of dud wiring.
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The service also advises users against wiring money in a warning that it says appears on every page in a user's inbox.
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Leading Player with Integrated Capability: MSSL's business in India supplies wiring harnesses for a dominant share of passenger vehicles manufactured in the country.
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Nikolaj Ehlers cashed in, wiring a wrist shot over Montoya's shoulder at 4:25 for his team-leading eighth goal of the season.
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"Sam, being the pure-blooded optimist that he is, took my word for it that [wiring a live volcano] is possible," Nordell says.
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One is that an in-wheel motor's components and wiring are exposed to the elements rather than being snug inside a vehicle's body.
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Each of the bombs contained a 6-inch length of PVC pipe, a small clock, a battery, wiring, and "energetic material," or explosives.
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Mechanical equipment and electrical and computer wiring were destroyed, along with a catalog of damage done to the adjacent girls' school, Ursuline Academy.
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That same wiring permits a certain kind of ability in (a person's) peripheral vision and processing and visual-spatial processing and pattern recognition.
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Although a majority of the house is 3D printed, manual labor will still be necessary to install the plumbing, wiring, windows, and roof.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, an obvious ruse, and contained about 6 inches of PVC pipe packed with explosive material, a small clock, and wiring.
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The authors of the review said it's not until the third trimester when fetuses start developing the neurological wiring needed to feel pain.
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Less wiring means more automation in the production process, and Musk has said he plans to introduce more robots into Tesla's production line.
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Even more disturbing ... we've obtained video of Cesar wiring accessories he used to light up stripper's costumes during his time with Gold Productions.
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For example, four Boeing employees called an Federal Aviation Administration whistleblower hotline to report damage to the wiring of sensors, CNN has reported.
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We helped Emmanuel through school, with homework, studying for vocational tests, getting his first job, opening a bank account, wiring money to Sudan.
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It was fitting that a man who could take apart any computer and put it back together would die due to faulty wiring.
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Hovee's detailed instructions on how to make your own setup is insanely complicated, requiring a Raspberry Pi, a relay switch, and hella wiring.
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As researchers delve further into our neural wiring, it's becoming increasingly clear that gestures guide our perceptions just as perceptions guide our actions.
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These included reports of faulty electrical wiring and piles of trash, as well evidence that illegal parties were taking place at the venue.
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The house needs updating -- both cosmetically and internally, and that's why Pauly's also upgrading the stuff you can't see, like plumbing and wiring.
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Amadio capped the outburst at 17:35, wiring a wrister from the slot after maneuvering around a defender to get into the slot.
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Creating a supply chain is hard in aerospace, says a manager at Matis, a joint venture between Safran and Boeing for aircraft wiring.
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RAJ PERSAUDConsultant psychiatristSIR SIMON WESSELYPresidentRoyal College of PsychiatristsLondon Most funding on autism clings to the old view of "genetics-first/brain-wiring" paradigm.
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Several were found to have faulty wiring and no fire extinguishers, Selangor Fire and Rescue Department director Azmi Osman was quoted as saying.
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Surgery for patients with abandoned leads lasted from 130 to 220 minutes, compared with 85 to 155 minutes without the old wiring present.
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Motherson Sumi, that makes wiring harnesses, rear view mirrors and components like bumpers and dashboards, is valued by the market at $5 billion.
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The home, which has updated wiring, is equipped with fire and intrusion sensors and a video surveillance system that can be viewed online.
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When the raids started, he said, ninety-three per cent of the inspected businesses were committing violations, from illegal dormitories to exposed wiring.
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Half-painted walls, faulty wiring, sheetless mattresses, cardboard boxes filled with old-format technology, beat-up couches, frayed rugs, curling tiles, broken blinds.
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To put that into every-day perspective, a single electric car can contain as much as four miles of copper windings and wiring.
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The R8 GT4 goes through so much data, it needs a second wiring harness just to support the onboard logger and dash display.
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If the wiring needs to be replaced or repaired, the electrician should submit an application to the board to do the necessary work.
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"Upgrades and maintenance include avionics, wiring, communication equipment, and other components to ensure the platform remains viable in a modern world," Faggard said.
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After buying it, they stripped every trace of lead paint, updated some wiring and plumbing, and put in a new kitchen and bathrooms.
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The result, completed in 2013, was a home whose ground-level foyer, living room and kitchen had polished concrete floors and exposed wiring.
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He said he lost his job at a hotel when looters ransacked it in March, ripping out even window frames and cable wiring.
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But experts later showed that there was no gasoline and that the fire was simply an accident that probably started with faulty wiring.
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"One of the things we studied in our lab was the connectome — a kind of wiring map of the brain," Sestan told me.
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When a truck must pass another vehicle, it disconnects from the wiring system, temporarily using a small battery before reconnecting to the wires.
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Licensed plumbers and electricians should complete any work on pipes or wiring, along with the installation of plumbing fixtures and built-in appliances.
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Still, take a moment to read the product page to double-check that a thermostat will work with your HVAC system and wiring.
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He said it was possible that screwing the lightbulb had caused the spark, and "suspect" and "shoddy electrical wiring" was potentially at fault.
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Investigations into the Boeing 737 Max planes that were grounded after two deadly crashes have uncovered additional concerns with the wiring and engines.
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She needed a year to build out the ice cream counter, get city permits, redo the wiring and paint, and decorate the interior.
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But wiring up a rich microstate like Singapore or San Marino is a doddle compared with doing the same in sparsely populated Scotland.
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Scientists suspect that this decline is due in large part to a concomitant fraying of our brain's white matter, which is its wiring.
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The Nest Cam Outdoor comes with all the wiring and plugs you need to power it from one of your standard outdoor outlets.
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Barata confirmed that he'd paid Nava, first in cash, and, later, when Nava complained that cash was too slow, by wiring the money.
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The name of a company believed to be associated with Iran, SADRA, was also identified on a wiring harness label from the Sept.
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Earlier this month in London, Dickson told reporters he expected to make a decision on the wiring issue within the next few weeks.
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Leading Player with Integrated Capabilities: MSSL's business in India supplies wiring harnesses for a dominant share of the passenger vehicles manufactured in the country.
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But as soon as they get close to the reactors, the radiation destroys their wiring and renders them useless, causing long delays, Masuda said.
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It's meant most squarely for traveling, presentation-giving execs tired of re-wiring entire office buildings just to get their PowerPoint remote to work.
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In general, I'd recommend wiring up any devices that sit still and leaving anything that moves around, such as a laptop, connected to WiFi.
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Caption: When you erect a colony in a subterranean lava tube on Mars, covering the ductwork and wiring isn't a high-priority decorating job.
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While the rubbering was high-tech at the time, wear and tear has caused it to crack and expose live wiring throughout the home.
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The team said a broken exhaust clip had led to hot gases being blown back onto a wiring loom which included the brake wire.
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"You could distribute power throughout the robot rather than having a central location ... which means less electrical resistance and less weight from power wiring."
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Chewing the wiring ended up frying the creature into oblivion and causing a wide power outage around CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research.
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The movie's representation of what Tom's new cranial wiring does to him looks like every tech cliché implemented in a single 90-minute movie.
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Still, he said wiring that kind of money for his brother would not be a problem, or an odd thing for him to do.
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WIRING "There is no timeframe, I don't think it's helpful to get out there with timeframes or timelines," he told reporters at a briefing.
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It is riddled with asbestos, many of its windows are broken, its pipes are leaky and its spaghetti-like wiring is a fire hazard.
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" — a reference to his brother Ian Hodgson's experimental musical act, Moon Wiring Club, described on its own label's website as "confusing English electronic music.
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Investigators blamed a short circuit that ignited a fuel tank fire, prompting the U.S. Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) to tighten wiring certification in 2007.
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Because of problems with the wiring running to the building, Jerri's internet access has been sporadic—often making it impossible to access customer accounts.
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I don't think there's any evidence in our evolutionary past that we have the neurological wiring to do that, but, hey, you never know.
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During the 1990s internet boom in Australia, dominant carrier Telstra and new rival Optus rolled out separate networks, often wiring up the same homes.
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He summoned young contractor Kyle Dubas to install new wiring and veteran construction magnate Lou Lamoriello to get the house on a new foundation.
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Fujikura, a maker of electrical wiring for cars in Ciudad del Este, tutors workers to make up for their lack of a basic education.
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Emerging from the embryo of Royal Air Maroc's engine-maintenance business, an early step was the manufacture of high-specification electrical wiring for aircraft.
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"You expect secure code to be defensively written that would prevent the implementers of the code from wiring it up incorrectly," Lewis told Motherboard.
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But Rosenstein's statement in response to the news accounts carefully avoids denying having discussed wiring himself or others in some effort to entrap Trump.
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Crimped supply of copper, used in everything from wiring to construction, would drag on prices that have eased this year after surging in 2016.
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CEO Elon Musk tweeted that there had been a wiring problem with the engine's igniters and that the flight would take place Tuesday instead.
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Electrical and electronics drafters prepare wiring diagrams, circuit-board-assembly diagrams, and layout drawings used for the manufacture, installation, or repair of electrical equipment.
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Displays ranged from ultra high-speed battlefield wiring, to this tiny drone which is folded into a shotgun cartridge and fired in the air.
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He was unfazed to discover — as one often does with an old house, I've learned — rotten floorboards, knob-and-tube wiring and crumbling walls.
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It actually stays on your chest, and even with the four hook closures, a non-slip strip, and side wiring, it remains surprisingly comfortable.
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That could be a dangerous time for Opportunity because extremely low temperatures can cause irreversible damage to the rover's batteries, wiring and computer systems.
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When this occurs, DWM works with those residents to verify the results and inspect the home's plumbing and wiring to better evaluate possible sources.
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As it turned out, wiring China was a physical and economic impossibility: social and technological realities stood in stark opposition to large-scale needs.
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"I'm frightened of smaller interactions, but I could talk to a large room almost immediately, which is, you know, a backward wiring," she said.
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Landline systems work using a telephone company's copper wiring, while a VoIP system relies on the same internet connection you use to get online.
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Scientists find that whiskey's smokiness, the smell of beets and lily of the valley perfume can be utterly different depending on your genetic wiring.
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The crew still had a few more hours to go and would return the next day to do the wiring to make everything move.
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A technician who assembles wiring on the Max said that in the first months of development, rushed designers were delivering sloppy blueprints to him.
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That 10-year 369 million-pound upgrade work to replace aging electrical wiring and heating systems at the palace was on track, Stevens said.
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But the machinery was slow and inconsistent in tightening the bolts that secure the seats and connecting the wiring that supplies power to them.
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The Spectacle: A nine-second sequence in which the camera follows the wiring through the craft all the way to its exploding oxygen tank.
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They're here to update our 43.163 wiring, and I didn't realize they'd also be able to install cool things like dimmers and light fixtures.
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Rubin hopes wiring diagrams such as this one, showing neurons involved in navigation, will give researchers a better sense of how brain circuits work.
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Sure enough, in week one without my regular paycheck, a rabbit started living in our garage and chewed through the wiring in my car.
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BOEING CHIEF EXECUTIVE CALHOUN SAYS HE DOES NOT THINK RECENT WIRING, SOFTWARE ISSUES ARE "SERIOUS PROBLEMS" TO RETURN OF THE 737 MAX -- CONFERENCE CALL
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Other solutions for protecting your phone include taking (or making) a power-only USB cable that lacks the internal wiring needed to transfer data.
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Google, whose quantum chips are controlled only by external electronics, said last week that wiring was a major challenge to scaling up its technology.
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In Kentucky, Japan's Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems has just announced a nearly $2628 million investment to establish a new production facility in Franklin, Kentucky.
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Overall, GE's new smart lighting products should appeal to homeowners who have been shut out of smart switches because their homes have older wiring.
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If you're not comfortable with wiring, smart plugs allow you to control anything you plug into an electrical outlet, such as a table lamp.
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It was dimmed for a blackout drill in 1942, during World War II. Trouble with wiring shut it off for several days in 1957.
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I could put a toilet in all right, but as soon as there's any wiring, it's like, you know, John, you're making a bomb!
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As such, electricians must be in good shape to reach high places and the low places in a home or business to install wiring.
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At the time, Mr. Mendez was working for Martin Marietta (now Lockheed Martin) in Denver, making technical drawings of the wiring harnesses for missiles.
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Sanders called it "universal banking," and it would provide basic checking and savings accounts, low-interest loans, debit cards, ATMs, money-wiring, and more.
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Measures to reduce the risks of wildfires, like trimming trees around power lines and installing insulated wiring, could end up costing the company billions.
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As Dionysus's nonbinary energy jangles the wiring of the staid suburbanites, releasing something wild in them, it also unleashes something wild in the play.
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Wirecutter Not all quick fixes are safe fixes — and that's especially true when it comes to outdated electrical wiring in old houses or apartments.
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But fires of this nature can be especially dangerous because archaic wiring is often out of sight, out of mind — until it's too late.
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With all of this curious wiring, Roth intends to create a sort of underground retreat that transforms our media-born anxieties into something therapeutic.
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Grenfell residents had complained often about poor maintenance, power surges from faulty wiring, and vehicles parked in areas meant to be kept clear for emergencies.
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Some topics are aimed at helping them lead independent lives and find work — the school teaches classes in electrical wiring, computer operation, typing, and sewing.
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The technologies that researchers need for large-scale mapping of neuronal activity and wiring exist, but no one has applied them at this scale before.
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Using a teeny paint brush, we used black acrylic to paint letters (it's fine to be sloppy here) and lines to mimic Christmas light wiring.
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But Charlotte didn't account for Ford transfering a digital version of himself into Bernard's wiring—an understandable oversight, because it's a pretty bonkers plot development.
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The Department of Justice today unsealed an indictment against a Lithuanian scammer who managed to trick two American tech companies into wiring him $100 million.
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Oculus Touch doesn't change the fact that the Rift is a bulky mask with copious wiring, running on a type of computer few people own.
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In January, the FAA and Boeing said they were reviewing a wiring issue that could potentially cause a short circuit on the grounded 737 Max.
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Of course, before taking on those renovations, homeowners need to make sure there are no health or safety concerns, such as asbestos or old wiring.
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Instead of serving a million homes that already have broadband, Charter will end up wiring a million homes that had no high-speed options before.
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In the basement, the inspector noticed that the beams supporting the kitchen had been notched to run wiring and pipes, reducing the load-bearing capacity.
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Ikea is taking a simple approach to the smart shades: instead of wiring them into your house, the shades have a removable, rechargeable battery pack.
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Wiring for the heating and air conditioning system can overheat and cause connectors to melt, also increasing the fire risk, even when vehicles are unattended.
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This time around, the theme was computer lab chic, complete with neat multi-colored wiring, flashing lights, and rows of shiny servers and circuit boards.
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A new canopy had been set up over the far-right lane of the checkpoint with an ad-hoc wiring system supporting multiple DSLR cameras.
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The unit sanctioned two money transfer firms for wiring hundreds of millions of euros to China without following proper authentication procedures, according to Sepblac reports.
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Micro and stationary fuel cells are expected to eliminate the high costs of wiring buildings, possibly rendering electricians the buggy-whip makers of our era.
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What researchers have concluded instead is that the neurological wiring to feel pain doesn't develop in a fetus's brain until between 203 and 30 weeks.
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Authorities have ruled out the building's electrical wiring as the source of the fire, according to Langford, and they don't believe it was deliberately set.
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For some inputs, instead of using it for audio, I use it for analog information over a range just by wiring the two things together.
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A copper wiring device made up of roughly 60 intertwined individual copper wirings, wrapped in thick yellow rubber that had a serial number on it.
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At the same time, the network of cells adjusts its internal wiring so as to make sure any error is less likely to happen again.
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Yet in the right hands, progressives continued to muse, information monopolies might be powerful tools for re-wiring societies malformed by racism, sexism, and transphobia.
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O Globo said that windows inside the stadium were smashed, doors will not shut properly, and copper wiring has been stolen from walls and ceilings.
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Williams plugged in the semi-automatic unit they had been using in Formula One since 13, and ran immense amounts of wiring through the car.
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According to the SEC, Cueto authorized wiring $1.15 million to a Virginia brokerage account belonging to a consultant hired to help resolve the labor dispute.
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It is the fault of the cable, which is supposed to protect both sides from screwing up the energy equation with resistors and proper wiring.
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In many cases, those companies have reported ridiculously low profits in most European countries as they've been wiring all profits to a tax-friendly country.
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This science is important, of course: Understanding brain wiring can help us find new ways to help many, perhaps including those with ADHD or autism.
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Many OS people are also synesthetic and with the intrinsic cross-wiring of the senses, climax often involves more than just the customary erogenous zones.
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Instead of encouraging user behavior and creating new neural wiring that encourages app use, the Space app actually reduces the drive to continue a behavior.
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What an incredibly appropriate metaphor: after blaming its enemies, the Israeli Left is confronted by the fact that its own faulty wiring caused the problem.
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New products are coming online literally daily, and behind them countless, brilliant daydreamers are imaging, sketching and wiring the next generation of even better devices.
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Instead, it's a learning disorder, a difference in the wiring of the brain that affects the way we process information about motivation, reward and punishment.
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Indeed, if the compulsive drive that sustains addiction is directed into healthier channels, this type of wiring can be a benefit, not just a disability.
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Even a sarcastic and foolish comment about "wiring up" made by Rosenstein, to which he admits, should be examined in testimony and exposed to questioning.
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The 2016 Rio Olympics athletes' village is under scrutiny for cramped quarters, dangerous wiring and faulty plumbing – prompting certain officials to deem the area unlivable.
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SMRP BV is majority-owned by India-based Motherson Sumi Systems Limited (MSSL), a leading manufacturer of automotive-wiring harnesses in India and other markets.
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Musk later tweeted that the igniters that spark the rocket's engine had a wiring issue and that the rocket would try taking off again Tuesday.
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To some degree, the same thing that made me successful and that allowed me to survive stuff is that my emotional wiring isn't fully connected.
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Installing Nest Hello involves some basic wiring and changing of a doorbell, so make sure the person you're getting this for has a cool landlord.
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Fiat Chrysler said the problem occurred when vehicles equipped with a particular control module and specific front impact sensor wiring are involved in certain collisions.
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The object was a pressure cooker with dark colored wiring protruding, connected by silver duct tape to what appears to be a cellphone, officials said.
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Underneath is is the circuit board for the front-facing circle of LED lights, as well as the wiring and mechanism for the Snap button.
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The last time I thought the turn signal bulbs were going bad, it turned out that mice in the garage had been chewing the wiring.
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Finally, a shipping container-sized blue box with electrical wiring and "high voltage" signs suggested that some serious power was being funneled into the building.
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Now building management has asked us to remove the sconces because it says wiring in the walls is not legal in New York City buildings.
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In 2018, early investors in the now-failed Petro were invited to buy the cryptocurrency by wiring funds to a Venezuelan government account at Evrofinance.
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"They realized that a family of woodchucks lived in the underbody of my Suburban and they ate all the wiring out of it," he said.
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Before they began constructing the MarCOs, the team made 3D models and used yarn to plan how best to run the guts and wiring inside.
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Rather than have the TVs play from a videotape or disk, Paik manipulated their wiring so that a straight white line appears on each screen.
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It was hard, dirty work, breaking up concrete floors, ripping out electrical wiring and cutting pipes while laboring in a cloud of dust and asbestos.
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After installing new plumbing and wiring throughout, they forensically restored the original doors, windows, stairwell and heart-pine flooring with the help of local craftspeople.
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That's not about them and not about bearing down against your flight instinct — that's about your emotional wiring and what it's trying to tell you.
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The concern is a short circuit in particular wiring bundles in the Max could, in certain situations, lead to pilots losing control of the plane.
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So automakers have been supplementing their networks, adding 100 megabit per second (Mbps) Ethernet cabling, for example, to the rat's nest of wiring inside vehicles.
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Today, more than 60 federal standards govern the design, construction, performance, and durability of US motor vehicles, down to door locks, windshields, and electrical wiring.
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The site's most recent owner stripped the factory of wiring to sell for scrap and walked away, the mayor said, leaving empty brick buildings behind.
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The man from New Hampshire had stopped wiring money to pay for Fabienne's transportation to physical therapy sessions and to rehearsals at the National Theater.
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In short, his ability to connect—his basic emotional wiring—seems frayed beyond repair, and there is a hint of savage penitence in his solitude.
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Blue by ADT's new doorbell works via wired connection only, so only those with preexisting wiring for a doorbell will be able to use this.
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But they don't require a neutral wire, which means they can be installed in almost any home with just a few minutes of simple wiring.
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If the wiring needs to be fixed, Boeing says it would take one to two hours per plane to separate the bundles using a clamp.
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If our brains evolved to think ahead, then there is some flaw in the wiring that allows us not to care or worry about it.
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Improvements also included new hardwood flooring, a new roof, all new wiring, a new high-efficiency natural gas heating system and an updated cooling system.
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He would just threaten to change rules under the Patriot Act antiterrorism law to prohibit immigrants who couldn't prove legal residence from wiring money abroad.
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Technical staff with the FAA and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency have raised questions about the potential for the wiring bundles to short-circuit.
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The antiquated knob-and-tube wiring — installed when the home was built in 153 — had made contact with insulation in the attic, overheated, and ignited.
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Ford believes agave byproduct could make for lighter and more resilient bioplastics than some petrochemical materials use in components such as wiring harnesses or storage bins.
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But it is not going to be as cheap as they calculated since the big cost is likely the energy system and installation, not the wiring.
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That's orders of magnitude larger than the most-extensive complete wiring map to date, which was published last June and took roughly six years to complete.
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Larson adds that the situation was more dangerous because of exposed wiring resulting from the crash, compelling first responders to tell passengers to stay in place.
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Augmented reality is the favored approach by Boeing, giving technicians access to hands-free, interactive 3-D diagrams as they install electrical wiring in its aircraft.
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Nearly 2 million BMWs were recently recalled worldwide for a wiring issue that could lead to a fire, but Lindsay's model was not listed among them.
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Boeing – Boeing jumped more than 3.5% after the Federal Aviation Administration said a software audit of the company's troubled 737 Max craft showed a wiring issue.
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By looking at the brain scans, the researchers saw that the wiring between different regions of the brain is different in people who react that strongly.
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The rollout is expected to take place over the next six years and the company has already installed more than 160 miles of fiber optic wiring.
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Using 22 inches of Pure Wavy Hair from Indique, Ramirz added drama to her look by creating the long ponytail, which he wrapped in silver wiring.
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Mr McDonnell seems to be more interested in raising taxes on corporations (which can easily move abroad) than he is on changing the wiring of capitalism.
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A big Wall Street technology firm is being sued after allegedly falling for a run-of-the-mill email scam and wiring client funds to hackers.
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Any speaker with an aux in port or Bluetooth capabilities will do, but for the sake of stability and consistency, you're probably better wiring everything up.
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The airline claimed in a tweet that the electrical wiring used on a single Airbus A380 stretches out to around 160 kilometers longer than the journey.
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Toyota is recalling about a million Prius hybrid vehicles from around the world due to a "fire risk" caused by a wiring issue that generates heat.
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If you own a Prius manufactured between mid-2015 and May 2018, check with a Toyota dealer to see if your vehicle has the wiring issue.
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I can feel their passion and glee, likely because we're all mammals and share much of the same neural wiring and neurochemicals underlying joy and happiness.
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Shortly afterward, another suspicious device was found four blocks away on West 27th street: a pressure cooker with dark-colored wiring, according to law enforcement officials.
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The big picture: Several potential causes still linger — electrical lifts from the outside of the building, electrical wiring on the inside and cigarette butts found inside.
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On top of that there was an additional 76 hours of cleanup, assembly, wiring, programming, and painting to make it look highly authentic and actually work.
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In other words, DARPA wants to study the basic biology at work here, and eventually, design neurostimulation devices that exploit our biological wiring to enhance learning.
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Next came the thousands of dollars worth of lighting, wiring, sound equipment and fog machines, followed by the decision to cut ties with the taxi company.
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Audi says that a wiring harness glitch in the affected models can cause moisture to seep into the individual battery cells, which could spark a fire.
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A Nippon Sharyo official told Reuters the company had since discovered a flaw in the blueprint for wiring the train's alerting system to the control station.
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The problems, including "pervasive" fire hazards, faulty electrical wiring and unmitigated mold growth, were caused by "improper installation, insufficient inspection and inadequate maintenance," the IG found.
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But if you're wiring $50,000 to your bank, you could still use Bitcoin for the increased security that comes from a bigger network of decentralized miners.
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Eventually, we'll look back at people covered in hardware, draped in more wiring than a human battery in the Matrix, and it will look completely insane.
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A common theme across these issues appears to be that people are using the over-the-air update rather than wiring their devices to a computer.
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If you have a dysfunctional family or childhood trauma, it can change the wiring of your brain and make you less able to deal with stress.
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Many of these were filed after the company supposedly fixed the property issues, and they range from rat infestations to moldy windows and faulty electrical wiring.
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It has come to all-but-dominate supplying some key components — about 70% of the wiring harnesses used on American assembly lines today coming from Mexico.
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No matter what security precautions other parties, such as your title company or real estate agent, have in place, ultimately you're the one wiring the money.
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But a British firm called Sportable thinks it might be able to improve things, by wiring up rugby players—and rugby balls—with high-tech sensors.
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Development of the ARJ21 was delayed by nearly a decade, dogged by flawed designs for wings, wiring and computer systems, according to a 20063 Reuters investigation.
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Number in 2018: 715,400Projected number in 2028: 789,500Median annual wage in 2018: $55,190What they do, according to O*NET: Install and maintain electrical wiring and equipment.
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Copper is used towards the end of the construction cycle when wiring is installed and empty space is filled with consumer durables such as kitchen appliances.
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Essential works - that include replacing electrical wiring, water pipes and the heating system installed in the aftermath of the Second World War - can now go ahead.
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"Make sure your electrical wiring is properly grounded and attached to breakers, so if the system overloads it shuts off in lieu of exploding," warns Surface.
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A family of the bushy-tailed, chisel-toothed mammals sabotaged Paul Ryan's Chevy Suburban recently, chewing through the wiring and leaving his SUV totaled, NPR reports.
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Barnett told The New York Times in April that during his tenure he found clusters of sharp metal pieces hanging over wiring that commands flight controls.
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Owners of tiny houses may spend about $1,000 on plumbing and $300 on wiring, while solar panels can cost about $3,500 to install, according to Realtor.com.
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"The wiring for electricity is exposed in shower areas and throughout the jail and inmates have been actually shocked while taking a shower," the sheriff said.
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Still, technical staff with the FAA and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency have raised questions about the potential for the wiring bundles to short-circuit.
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He said the company knew of three injuries that may be related to the climate control system wiring, but no injuries related to the P.C.V. heater.
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The scammer tricked her bookkeeper into wiring the money by using an email address that was similar to her assistant's, requesting a payment for a renovation.
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The paper quotes people familiar with the matter as saying that European regulators want wiring (which they regard as potentially hazardous) relocated to avoid short circuits.
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The paper quotes people familiar with the matter as saying that European regulators want what they regard as potentially hazardous wiring relocated to avoid short circuits.
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The idling, which had been discussed by Hyundai management since Monday, was due to a shortage of auto parts called wiring harnesses, auto industry officials said.
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The ten-year refurbishment of the palace is needed to replace wiring and pipes on the property -- some of which are more than 60 years old.
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A new kitchen was installed and the electrical wiring updated, but they left the indentations on the ceiling that were the vestiges of Champagne corks past.
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In recent years, a half-dozen class-action lawsuits have been filed against auto manufacturers on claims that today's eco-friendlier wiring is irresistible to rodents.
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Not only does the decorative treatment bring the plain interior to life, the diamond openings also shield an overhead cavity that houses the wiring and ducts.
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What's next: Regulators have suggested that the Max could be approved to fly again by the spring, even if the wiring issue needs to be fixed.
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Also this month, the FAA and Boeing said they were reviewing a wiring issue that could potentially cause a short circuit on the grounded 737 Max.
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That's when the social brain, a network of separate regions that work together to alert us to our place in relation to others, begins wiring itself.
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It says one home suffered damage to electric wiring, flooring, and windows and was missing items including a stove, furniture, ceiling fans and 22 light fixtures.
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Lauren and Cindy Weissman jumped at the chance, raiding their retirement savings and wiring the money to the hospital so she could begin proton treatment immediately.
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They started hammering things into walls, mounting Sloan's flat-screen television, wiring his stereo and gaming console, claiming unused furniture from elsewhere in the Guest House.
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It's a nightmare scenario for any homebuyer: the day before closing, a scammer manages to trick you into wiring your down payment to an offshore account.
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Butcher scored after wiring a shot from the left circle inside the near post to halve the deficit with 4:32 remaining in the first period.
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She and Mancusi-Ungaro hired experts of various sorts—a guitar maker, an electrician, a robotics engineer—to fix most of the original motors and wiring.
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The company said wiring could chafe against pieces of steering-wheel trim, potentially causing a short-circuit and ultimately leading to an inadvertent air bag deployment.
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Yet by the standards of a company release, it is remarkable for the way it concedes that the company's chief goal — wiring the globe — is controversial.
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But regardless, "The process of sleep may be involved in brain 'wiring' in childhood and thus affect brain maturation," Kurth and her team concluded, says Science Daily.
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From around 2009, Spain's tax agency tracked individuals and companies who were wiring funds without declaring the transfers to Spanish authorities, a senior tax official told Reuters.
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While most PAs are massive affairs requiring a soundboard operator and lots of wiring, I've also had to hoot into portable PAs, a practice I rarely relish.
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Instead of relying on Wi-Fi and a hub, like other smart lights, the company's Helia bulbs communicate with one another over a home's existing electrical wiring.
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In June 2017, Son Nguyen, a contract worker in your Fremont plant, was severely burned throughout his body while wiring an electrical plug for Tesla fueling stations.
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Donna is now the villain, having made partner at a venture capital firm and chosen fancy juices and board meetings over grimy mainframes and hastily assembled wiring.
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That's right, you'll be able to to play supported games at a LAN party by wiring up an Xbox to an Xbox 360 to an Xbox One.
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The Canard Enchaine also reported that electrical wiring ran through the roof of the cathedral, but the church administration denied that safety norms had not been respected.
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In January, a lawsuit filed by teachers against the district alleged "unrepaired bullet holes," exposed wiring and heating systems that leave some classrooms freezing and others sweltering.
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Pluto boosts your resilience and lights a flame of passion from within; Uranus turns on your teenage rebel side, wiring you with the confidence to act independently.
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The researchers also imaged the study participants' brains to look for differences in brain volumes as well as the white matter that insulates the brain's biological wiring.
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For instance, Lite Brite Neon, who fabricated the light boxes, used surplus cord from a restoration of Felix Gonzalez-Torres' "Untitled (America)" to do the electrical wiring.
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But in reality, our hair looks more like we've been fiddling with some wiring with soaking-wet hands after we've walked two blocks in a winter breeze.
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Among the complaints is a previously unreported issue involving damage to the wiring of the angle of attack sensor by a foreign object, according to the source.
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Many of the worm's genes are similar to those of mammals, and scientists can map the detailed wiring of its nervous system -- each cell-to-cell connection.
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Crying foul, Fox asked officials to examine the épée; the technology was so well-hidden that they had to dismantle the weapon to find the elaborate wiring.
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And to get this up and running, Sony essentially needs to get on board with the idea of having Xbox Live "wiring" coded into certain PlayStation games.
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JPay began in 2002 as a prison money-wiring service, offering a quicker alternative for families who wanted to mail a money order to incarcerated loved ones.
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Federal prosecutors have alleged that Epstein has tampered with potential witnesses, wiring large sums of money to two individuals close to him during the relevant time period.
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When Avi Loeb first read of Lorimer's unusual discovery, he too wondered if it was nothing more than the result of some errant wiring or miscalibrated computer.
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For example, she said there was mold in the jail and the adjoining offices, and inmates had been shocked due to exposed wiring in the shower area.
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But I first started to glimpse how complex Minecraft culture can be when I saw what kids were doing with what's called "redstone," the game's virtual wiring.
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Finally, we need to make sure our parks are safe, which means infrastructure repairs for everything from unstable guardrails to worn wiring to inadequate wastewater treatment systems.
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We now know that trauma, especially in childhood, changes the wiring of our brains -- impacting survivors' ability to experience compassion in relation to how they process pain.
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Medical professionals will tell you there's no doubt that both good and bad experiences such as these can impact the wiring of a child's brain for life.
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So being experienced with theater lighting, I knew about electricity, so I went to a hardware store and bought all these fixtures and got the wiring down.
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For decades now, semiconductors have been made using ever-finer wiring, enabling the famous Moore's law, which predicts a doubling of performance every two years or so.
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Chelsea, Manhattan Running electrical wiring through a wall is legal in New York City; if it weren't, there wouldn't be light switches (or sconces) on the walls.
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"The issue really hinges on why the building is saying the wiring is illegal," said Jos Dudgeon, a principal of TriState Sustainable, a general contractor in Manhattan.
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Beyond teaching valuable lessons about wiring that some adults may not even know, the STEM learning toy promotes building skills and teaches kids how to follow instructions.
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TWA flight 800 exploded off Long Island on its way to Paris in 1996 when a bundle of faulty wiring created sparks that ignited the fuel tanks.
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If any cash-flow problems loomed, word had not reached the workers who bustled around the house on Tuesday, repainting the stoop, doing wiring and installing wallboard.
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Some of the land had been planned for a housing development, but the squatters have parceled off territory and some are even wiring their shacks with electricity.
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Mr. el-Motassadeq was accused of wiring one of them money and admitted he had attended a terrorist training camp in Afghanistan sponsored by Osama bin Laden.
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Desperate oil workers and criminals are also stripping the oil company of vital equipment, vehicles, pumps and copper wiring, carrying off whatever they can to make money.
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Mr. Návar explained that Modative can save time and money by pre-assembling walls, kitchens and wiring, and then storing the components until a site is ready.
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They may be in for unpleasant surprises when an essential wiring assembly or other part, which they did not even know came from China, suddenly becomes unavailable.
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Emails and documents with official-looking addresses and letterheads would soon follow, as would details for wiring money to bank accounts in countries like Poland or China.
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It comes with physical equipment, as well as an easy-to-follow demo that helps you get comfortable with Raspberry Pi without requiring soldering or complicated wiring.
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INDOORS The house has white oak floors and a home automation system that includes integrated wall speakers, wireless dimmers and wiring and antennas for high-speed internet.
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One of the most egregious cases Stokes heard of was a woman who met a man online and ended up wiring him $50,000 on eight separate occasions.
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This kind of quality is possible because the relevant components — the cables, the casing, the drivers, the wiring — are all relatively cheap, even at the highest quality.
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The roof leaked, the boiler had rusted out, the 60-year-old wiring needed updating, and the pool surrounded by a chain-link fence was an eyesore.
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The company does not want to make changes to the plane's wiring if it doesn't have to, fearing that additional damage could be done during a repair.
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Krug gave Boston a 2-20183 advantage 4:39 into the second period after wiring a shot from the right circle that handcuffed Devan Dubnyk (28 saves).
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Handwritten notes indicate where the images were meant to be arranged along the walls, and the blueprints from Schoen's office have minute details of joists and wiring.
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Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration confirmed on Sunday they are reviewing a wiring issue that could potentially cause a short circuit on the grounded 737 Max.
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The blaze in New Delhi's Karol Bagh neighborhood, a warren of narrow alleyways with electrical wiring strung helter-skelter, was the second major fire there this year.
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Prices for copper, widely used in wiring and construction, have fallen around 17 percent in 82.50 amid fears the trade spat will undermine demand for industrial metals.
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There are also far more fire-related deaths in cold weather, resulting from faulty or overtaxed wiring, improper use of indoor heaters and errant sparks from fireplaces.
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Whether you're a renter or homeowner, there are some electrical wiring red flags you can keep an eye out for — and a few key pitfalls to avoid.
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If the breakers in your older home trip often, it could mean that your modern appliances are too powerful for the electrical system, or there's faulty wiring.
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