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31. For one thing, drivers who do not have a garage, or at least a house with an exterior electric outlet, would be hard-pressed to find a place to plug in for several hours a day.

32. To plug in ( an electrical device ) to an outlet.

33. Scientific and technological knowledge for the students to plug in the wings thinking.

34. The concept of the custom binding provider is introduced here to define a declarative model that can be used to plug in a set of custom binders to either emitter tools or a run time system.

35. I've been relying on the kindness of strangers and the occasional serendipitous seduction to make sure I've had somewhere to plug in my laptop.

36. Note that you will have to be running this program in a relatively noise-free environment, so plug in your headphones and make sure your CD drive is spun down.

37. Oil production with hollow rod is one of plug in pumps.

38. Good set of exclusive plug in the power line without the foot off the line, show whether the plug board plug board is good or try to change the program.

39. RIAServices.T4 – This is a replacement for the normal T4 code generator that allows you to plug in your own custom code generator.

40. The extensibility points of NServiceBus allow you to plug in your own communication transport, subscription storage, and workflow persister.

41. Expandability: Just plug in the HP interface bus (HP-IB) and add up to 14 peripherals without disassembly.

42. Powered on the mobile phone plug in to the computer through the USB cable.

43. Just put the plug in the socket and switch on the machine.

44. There's a head - set plug in the armrest for you to enjoy music.

45. Plug in a spiral, take waist line(sentencedict.com/plug in.html), flat-roofed to wait for a few kinds.

46. Objective:To explore the clinical value of a cyst plug in marsupialized odontogenic cysts.

47. Plug in to the Live Mesh news feed system to generate notifications for key activities in your application.

48. What a scatterbrain! She forgot to plug in the coffee-maker.

49. Ask someone to unplug and plug in your IV pump.

50. Second is the FTP Server mode where you plug in an external USB storage device such as a memory key and make it a shared network drive.

51. The original intent of JACC was to provide a standard interface to enable third parties to plug in authorization providers to make access decisions.

52. The Ascender Font System was developed to use standard font rendering calls to make it easier for developers to plug in different font engines.

53. Plug in a night-light beside each one so your cat can find it in the dark.

54. Assuming the Garmin Connect program has uploaded without any problems, the next step is to plug in a USB ANT stick into a USB port on your computer.

55. What I wonder about is if people are packing extra batteries or how hard it is to plug in your laptop (which is my number one complaint at conferences, and in my car - not enough plugs).

56. Also, do not leave the cotton plug in a medicine container that has been opened, since it may draw moisture into the container.

57. Splayed fingers of force to plug in, cheap louis vuitton purses or Yang, while the whole person, discount louis vuitton purses in the hands of a light gun to briefcase to split.

58. The ugly druggist gauged the huge plug in the refugee's rug.

59. Another advantage of a modular architecture for a DTD or schema is that it makes it easier to plug in new modules specialized for your own applications.

60. You can even plug in your zip code to find a waling buddy and beginner-friendly local route maps.