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hard-wire

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hard-wire [′härd ¦wīr]
(electricity)
To connect electric components with solid, metallic wires as opposed to radio links and the like.


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The earliest and most basic forms of technologies found in these facilities were hand-operated locks and keys, hard-wire radios or communication devices, lethal weapons, non-lethal weapons or compliance tools, and transportation.
It's also cheaper in many cases to install a wireless network than it is to bring someone in to hard-wire a half-dozen different computers and all their accessories.
Byline: - Mariel Garza After a shaky start, the Los Angeles Unified School District has connected more than 400 schools to the Internet and plans to hard-wire every campus by 2003, district officials said Thursday.
 
 
 
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