plug in

It may seem like you can just plug in your criteria to some software that could spit out a roadway project in a nice neat bow.

But if you drive long distances without a predictable place to plug in, that’s a problem.

To craft that equation, he started by defining the energy that you’d plug in to get a final value of 1 10 Petawatts.

Now, with USB-C on these phones, we already learned that you can just plug in a cable to charge an accessory, right?

So if you plug in any older Lightning iPhone into a USB-C iPhone, regardless of the charge state, the USB-C iPhone will always give battery to the Lightning iPhone, every single time no matter what.

The first microwave as we'd know it today, a cheap box that you plug in, that was from the late 1960s once magnetron technology had moved on a bit.

Instead of having to fuel up at a gas station, they can plug in at homes or grocery stores, or cat cafes, and zoom from point A to point B on rechargeable batteries.

So even if other earbuds integrate heart rate sensors, not sure they'll be able to plug in to this ecosystem as nicely to count your calories and keep your rings closed.

They were a quick and clever way of letting programs on a computer interface with other stuff: printers, keyboards, basically anything that you can plug in.

The place where you probably have a printer plugged in.

For example, last year I met with Manu Prakash from Stanford who was disappointed to realize the typical microscope and centrifuge to diagnose malaria costs tens of thousands of dollars and needs to be plugged in.