Usar "wireless" en una oración

1. “Sometime after the war I spoke to the wireless operator of boat U-48

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2. He no longer felt the need to confine his online activities to his bedroom and had spent many a happy evening hour running cables around the house and setting up a new wireless router

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3. running cables around the house and setting up a new wireless

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4. Even the wireless environment had grown calm, with only their jammers on

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5. that his ancestors knew the wireless telegraphy

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6. It had been totally renovated years before by the State of Pennsylvania as a historic landmark, but while doing so, they had also completely brought it into the 21st Century of wireless technology

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7. Rather than just send audio transmissions via these masts, the electronics boffins of the colony had set up a wide area wireless data network to allow all the different geographical locations to remain in constant contact, allowing both voice communication and data flow between them, even video when the need arose

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8. It seemed that it had successfully connected to their wireless network within mere hours of it becoming available

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9. “No, no that came over the wireless network

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10. You can’t send a bulldozer by wireless

11. The Navy got wireless in 1907

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12. Grant slid the flash drive into a USB port on his wireless keyboard and sat back while it loaded

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13. They were still trying to get our wireless going

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14. They had the whole rig going, where our experiments with radios, wireless, Morse, were somewhat lackadaisical

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15. Sim promised to provide him with a translator, a small necklace-like device with a pair of wireless earplugs

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16. power from the air and providing free wireless energy to the public, but his investor, JP

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17. Bobby the cameraman starts to backup, while Paul is still talking into a wireless microphone looking towards the camera

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18. Then along came new distractions including telegraphy, telephone, wireless radio and the most recent communications via the internet

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19. "So that slug is like an organic wireless internet connecting all the Administrators to each other? So it is sending information to and receiving information from each Administrator?"

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20. Wireless power all I could

21. Of the wireless

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22. “So it could be possible that he’s an employee who has access to the wireless internet connection,” Carrillo said

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23. Wireless telegraph and radio communications were used by all the belligerent governments and armed services

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24. USRC Grant was the first cutter to use wireless telegraphy

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25. home theater sound system, wireless home theater and home theater system design are

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26. empty cans and and wireless devices off, trying to create some

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27. Dean found another wireless connection and did some recon

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28. cuit can also be used as a wireless telephone amplifier

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29. Comcast is also investing heavily in WIMAX initiatives riding the wave of wireless access through multiple devices

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30. While this may seem to be quite a massive investment, any gamer would agree that the new wireless music controllers are well worth it

31. We all know how fun it is to play a video game, and thanks to the wonderful power of wireless communications and faster internet connections, we can play with many of our friends and even complete strangers online

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32. Use a wireless headset to receive phone calls

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33. wireless service of the University

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34. Two hours later, the computer, several hundred enseemats with their wireless terminals, and all the Mages were assembled in the circular Council Chamber in which NumbaCruncha had been first unveiled

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35. ‘You have to check the latest enseemats and wireless terminal placements, then rehearse the Emperor and Empress in their role—they’re as thick as a couple of mattresses, so if anything goes wrong you’ll pay for it!’

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36. waiting back at the ATV and keeping in wireless contact with the ship

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37. ‗The modem and router are standard with wireless connections to both this computer and yours in your bedroom

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38. Only the wireless was unable to remain quiet

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39. “Actually the wireless is primary and the wired is back-up and both have been disabled

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40. wireless connection, don’t bother to bring it for Internet

41. Heard it on the wireless

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42. and the wireless enterprise to assertively induce imperative

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43. can go in there and use their free wireless internet services with your

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44. the wireless card you're looking at is 120 meters -- that's what it would be if

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45. wireless cards all have a speed of 11Mbps, while 802

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46. wireless device conforms to, and tells you whether you will be able to use it with

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47. Wireless Alphabet Soup: What's the Difference Anyway?

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48. At this point, you might have read a few feature lists for wireless cards, and

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49. answering that question requires a brief rundown of the history of wireless

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50. The first wireless networking standard was simply called 802

51. they were more-or-less stuck with one set of wireless devices, and

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52. wireless devices were easily upgraded to the new standard, which meant that

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53. 11b wireless appeared on the market quickly

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54. and it was around this time that wireless networking technology started to take

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55. work if you had a clear line of sight between the two wireless devices

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56. If you want to know the secret of wireless networking on a budget, then that's it:

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57. point the wireless card's antenna upwards

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58. their network layout is going to work with a wireless connection

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59. up your computers with all that great new wireless stuff

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60. wireless networks between any computers that have wireless equipment -- access

61. An access point, on the other hand, is a way of connecting your ad-hoc wireless

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62. your office, the chances are it is provided as a wireless access point to the wired

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63. to break out into wireless ones as often as they need to

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64. what to do when you've plugged in all your wireless equipment but it's not

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65. Use the Wireless Network Setup Wizard

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66. While it's easy to use Windows to connect to an existing wireless network, you

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67. still need to create the wireless network to begin with

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68. The easiest way to open the Wireless Network Setup Wizard is through the Start

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69. should see a list of the wireless networks your computer is in range of

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70. Note that this is the screen to come to if you ever want to connect to a wireless

71. Note: this guide assumes that you have already set up your wireless network, but

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72. really try a wireless router -- see our article 'Create Always-On Networks with a

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73. the best things you can do with your wireless network is use it to share your files

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74. to connect to your wireless connection (and in many cases, your neighbors are

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75. For more, see 'Dealing with Security Threats: Wireless Encryption'

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76. Create Always-On Networks with a Wireless Router

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77. So what should you do about it? Well, a wireless router is the answer to your

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78. What is a Wireless Router?

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79. A wireless router is basically a small, low-powered computer dedicated to nothing

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80. wireless router, you can connect any of the computers on your network to the

81. this is the only thing the wireless routers do, they don't usually need any

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82. When you're choosing a wireless router, you should consider the same things as

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83. you would with any other wireless equipment: range, speed and standards

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84. Wireless routers are designed to work easily out of the box: in most cases, it

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85. need to go through a short process to use a PPPoE connection with a wireless

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86. Wireless routers generally solve more problems than they cause -- but there are

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87. Using a wireless

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88. Wireless routers have built-in firewalls

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89. Connecting to a Wired Network: Wireless Access Points

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90. switch them all over to wireless networking at once, installing a wireless router is

91. There are two kinds of wireless access points: software and hardware ones

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92. Wireless access point software runs on one of the computers on the wired

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93. network, and lets wireless devices connect to the network through that computer

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94. though, the wireless devices will only be connected to the network while the

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95. be expensive, though -- prices are roughly similar to wireless routers

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96. In this way, it works a lot like a wireless router: basically, a

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97. wireless access point is to a wired LAN as a wireless router is to the Internet

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98. the wired computers and the wireless ones

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99. the point of installing massive lengths of wire just to cover an area with wireless

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100. Well, to fix this dilemma, some manufacturers have started to produce wireless