Sentences with phrase «plugging into»

Having the option of plugging into a wall unit when batteries are out is substantial.

Moms who use this freestyle pump are not limited to the activities and travels that they do because the pump can be used with a battery pack instead of plugging it into electricity.

Smaller but comfy, it also offers the ease of plugging into an outlet or using batteries.

This allows you to charge your iPad, or other tablet computers and accessories that you usually would not be able to charge by plugging them into a traditional USB port because they do not generate enough power.

Most swings have motors that are battery powered or with adapters to enable plugging it into a wall outlet.

After plugging it into SparksPeople Recipe Calculator, I got the following macros.

I'll be reexamining my spending habits, plugging into local charities, learning more about global poverty, and interviewing some fascinating women who have changed the world with their ideas.

It is always a mystery, but the classic Christian disciplines, of prayer, of worship, of the study of Scripture, and particularly, of service to the poor... in all of those ways, we are actually plugging into the new creation, which has already been launched.

Most ardent Catholics I know devote far more time trying to convert the masses via Facebook debates, for example, than they devote plugging into the day - to - day lives of their parishes.

Plugging into financial calculator, you get a future value of $ 527,370.40.

The briefing focused on a vision of STEM learning opportunities as a network of charging stations in which children power up their learning by plugging into activities at school, after school, at science centers and libraries, as well as online.

It operates much like a mail merge in Word, pulling data from the spreadsheet fields and plugging it into my email messages.

The Slingbox serves as a middleman between your DVR and your TV by plugging into both.

Sprout Social also furnishes social listening functionality, which allows you to perform better content topic research and market research by plugging into your key users» social media conversations.

With «tens of millions» of Alexa - enabled devices sold over the holidays, more people than ever are plugging into the Amazon ecosystem.

I used a power meter that plugs into an outlet to figure out how much electricity my rigs were using while mining, and I checked my bill to see how much my electricity company charges per month.

To take a step back, UBI programs (also known as telematics and pay - as - you - go insurance) rely on a small device plugged into the OBDII (or OBD - 2) port located on the dash or under the steering wheels of cars manufactured after 1998.

It's more open and more plugged into the way the world is changing.

The console plugs into today's televisions via an HDMI cable and comes with a controller that is tethered to the device.

Make a habit to turn off your computer, along with the power strip it is plugged into, when you leave for the day.

The six - year - old company is known for its white, cube - shaped card readers that plug into smartphones and tablet computers, turning them into electronic sales terminals.

The other side of the extension cable plugs into the Switch, which should sit on the stand.

Drven's product, called Ke (pronounced «key»), is a small fob that plugs into the same telemetry port a mechanic would access and wirelessly transmits to a smartphone app — kind of like a Fitbit for your car.

Close to 70 percent of the 500 employees at the Grid plug into a fully equipped and staffed fitness center, complete with a basketball - volleyball court, organized team sports, and, of course, a ping - pong room.

«We all plug into our mobile phones, tablets, and computers to keep up with the ever - changing world in which -LSB-...]

Mojio is a little box that plugs into any car's maintenance data port, beaming out information about the car's internal state, so the driver can use smartphone apps (either supplied by Mojio, or by third parties) to do anything from monitor their car's fuel economy to find parking spots.

Once you have a title you like, plug it into the CoSchedule Headline Analyzer and check the «score.»

At home, it's plugged into a dock that connects to the user's television, allowing him or her to play like any other home console.

John Gerzema of the advertising agency Young & Rubicam wonders if Starbucks is sandboxing a new back - end service similar to what Amazon.com provides to small online retailers: Independent coffee - shop owners could plug into Starbucks distribution network but still retain local credibility and control, and the «Bucks could expand its business without adding retail locations.

With all of the electronic devices at your disposal and being plugged into social media, you are bound to get distracted.

When they need to charge their devices, they plug them into a power strip at the gym or library.

It was a nifty device — a box that plugged into your flat panel that enabled you to watch live TV on a laptop or desktop wherever you were, so long as you had a decent Internet connection.

The good news is Apple includes a set of wired buds that plug into the Lightning jack (where it charges), in addition to a 3.5 mm headphone adapter.

The IdleAire system consists of big yellow accordionlike tubes that plug into a dock installed in the cab window.

At my home office, I plug into a 22 - inch LED monitor as my primary screen, leaving the laptop reserved for Evernote and email.

Flow plugs into the 3.5 mm cable jack on headphones or other audio equipment and uses enhanced Bluetooth technology to transform them into wireless devices, without sacrificing sound quality.

Mr. Lowy says that anyone from brands to retailers to third - party solutions providers can plug into Westfield's technology (i.e. the «Westfield Cloud»), as it was built from the ground up to serve this purpose.

But it took only one computer plugged into both the internet and the intranet for the North Koreans to break in, The Journal reported.

The CBSA issued a private ruling on a model of television that can be plugged into a computer.

Others chimed in, explaining how the janitor could load malware onto a USB device and plug it into a computer to allow them to remotely hack into the network.

Security firm McAfee is working to tackle the problem, and has developed a few prototype devices that, once plugged into a router, can monitor every Internet - connected item in the home for such attacks.

I have obtained a copy of that ruling; it clearly states that televisions that can be plugged into a computer do not require end - use certificates:

The short length makes it easy to charge your iPhone with an external battery back or plug it into your laptop's USB port to sync up with iTunes.

Unfortunately, unless you're plugged into a car battery, this smile is hard to fake and hold, because for most people it isn't easy to control the related eye muscles at will.

USB ASIC miners — which plug into any standard USB port — cost as little as $ 20.

Franchising provides a proven business model you can plug into, combined with brand name recognition and volume cost savings.

This audio interface can be plugged into a computer or iOS device, and lets your favorite musician make high - quality recordings from wherever inspiration strikes.

As we've noted before, it plugs into any iOS device's Lightning port and lets you offload (and transfer) whatever spare files you have sitting on your device.

And it gets their heads plugged into realizing you need a synergy of people to get a good product out the door.»

If you have an iPhone 5, it's very easy to simply plug that into the available USB port on the side.