And this one's called Lovemaking Nest.

Attach the two cables together.

Attach the two cables together.

Connect the two cables together.

The birds are building a nest.

Frayed electrical cables can be very dangerous.

Can you see the nest in the tree?

The nest fell from the tree.

See, this one's coming back to its nest.

And this one's called Lovelock's Nest.

Put it back in the nest.

Can you see the nest in the tree?

A sparrow built a nest on a tree.

This one's called Mixtape Love Song's Nest.

Birds always return to their nests.

The miner discovered a valuable pocket of gold.

The birds placed a nest on a branch.

You have just stepped on a hornet's nest.

Be careful. You're going to stir up a hornet's nest.

A pair of sparrows is building a nest on the terrace at my house.

The game is currently in version 1.13d.

Bending the cable too tightly can also adversely affect signal quality.

The faster UDMA5 and UDMA6 modes also require 80 conductor cables.

Reproduction At the end of the dry season, females build a nest of soil and vegetation, which is about 1.5 meters (5 ft) across and 0.75 meters wide (2.5 ft).

My screams did not please him enough, so he exchanged the tube for a cable.

They braided the frame with willow branches, and then moved the old nest to it.

A month ago in the village of Peschanka in the Novomoskovsky district the first nest was reconstructed.

He planned to use it to save the family from torture, in case liberators operating a sniper's nest one floor above decided to try to break in and rape all the women.

I sprayed some bug killer on it.

RFCOMM Radio Frequency Communications (RFCOMM) is a cable replacement protocol used to generate a virtual serial data stream.

With a perfect conductor (i.e., zero resistivity), all of the current would flow at the surface, with no penetration into and through the conductor.

Below, like some latticed popover, is the Herzog de Meuron designed birds nest Olympic Stadium.

She was also thrilled to see a nest of Great Egrets, a rare finding in the country Of course, our bins were automatically drawn to the cluster of nesting Great Egrets which makes the fishponds an important birding site. The occurrence of breeding Great Egrets there is a great subject for further study!

The day old chicks cheeped shrilly as their mother returned to the nest with a beak full of food.

Below, like some latticed popover, is the Herzog amp de Meuron designed birds nest Olympic Stadium.

After the first trans Atlantic cable in 1868, Europe and America could communicate in a minute.

According to experts, it is sufficient to lay the old branches as a base so that the birds recognize the nest and return to it.

When our specialists arrived in Ivanovka, they were surprised that the nest still hangs on at all, recounted the technical director of DFPC Dneprooblenergo Sergei Berezovsky.

So all of the cabling and all of the heavy infrastructure I'm going back now to, sort of, the explosive part of the Web in 1994, when it was growing 2,300 percent a year.

The Bird s Nest stadium was the creation of the multinational design team of Herzog de Meuron, with suggestions from the visual artist Ai Weiwei.

Via Berkeley's special geoCable interface converter or other third party interfaces to connect standard RS 232 or Centronics printers to the Commodore serial bus, GEOS supported a wide variety of printers, including HP PCL printers and the Apple LaserWriter.

In old times, in order to attract storks to the yard, villagers installed a cart wheel on a high post and a heavy nest held up well on it.

Satellite links have vastly improved Internet access, and a new undersea cable that runs along the coast of Africa (SAT 3) promises to improve and reduce the cost of all types of communications.

Before they give birth, sows use straw or leaves and twigs to build a comfortable and safe nest in which to nurse their litter.

Brazil s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva may have stepped on a hornets nest, owing to his unfamiliarity with regional policies and his general anti Yanqui sentiments.