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wired into

1. Connected via wires or nerves to
   • 2004, David Wall, Managing and Securing a Cisco Structured Wireless-Aware Network, →ISBN, page 2:

     Assuming that all of the conference rooms are wired into the LAN, the sales representative would have to carry a cable to connect into any conference room that they visit, find the appropriate wall jack, and connect into the network.

   • 2004, Richard Weinstein, The Stress Effect, →ISBN:

     There is an enormous neurological consequence to mechanorecptor dysfunction, which is related to how these cells are wired into the spinal cord.

   • 2003, Carol L. Boggs, ‎Ward B. Watt, ‎& Paul R. Ehrlich, Butterflies: Ecology and Evolution Taking Flight, →ISBN, page 31:

     The distal tier of cells has a wider acceptance angle than the proximal tier and different neuronal wiring (distal photoreceptors are wired into the lamina, while proximal photoreceptors are wired into the medulla), as well as a different spectral receptor composition.

2. Innately or instinctively a part of
   • 2004, Andrew Radford, English Syntax: An Introduction, →ISBN, page 11:

     PPT hypothesises that grammatical properties which are universal will not have to be learned by the child, since they are wired into the language faculty and hence part of the child's genetic endowment...

   • 2011, Jay Pestrichelli & ‎Wayne Ferbert, Buy and Hedge: The 5 Iron Rules for Investing Over the Long Term, →ISBN, page 9:

     You make decisions innately; doing so is wired into how you behave.

   • 2011, Kathryn E. Hood, ‎Carolyn Tucker Halpern, ‎& Gary Greenberg, Handbook of Developmental Science, Behavior, and Genetics, →ISBN:

     Maternal instinct is wired into the brain.

3. Included as an integral part of
   • 2005, Michael Dunmore, Inside-out Marketing, →ISBN, page 6:

     That voyage will be far more comfortable and may involve some sightseeing if internal marketing is wired into organizational culture and strategy rather than something that is done from time to time depending upon the economic cycle.

   • 2015 February 18, Orvelin Valle, “This Journalist Nails The Reason Why Young Men Want To Go To War”, in We Are The Mighty:

     It's certainly wired into our language when we talk about, 'C'mon, be a man about it,' or 'Man up.'

4. Involved with
   • 1996, H. L. Richardson, Split Ticket, →ISBN, page 54:

     He was the minority leader's political eyes and ears— nicknamed "the Electrician," due to all the intrigue and legislative shenanigans he was wired into.

   • 2006, Don Pendleton, Slaughter House, →ISBN, page 180:

     "When the island was initially green-lighted for casinos, Hu Dzem figured he was first in line, given the way he was wired into the gambling rackets in Hong Kong and on the mainland.

   • 2009, Natalie Welsh, Sentenced to Hell: The Incredible True Story of a Young Mother's Miraculous Escape from Venezuela's Notorious Prison System, →ISBN, page 29:

     Dealers saw the potential in him because he was wired into all the right social networks, and asked him to start selling pills for them.

5. Obsessed with
   • 2002, Penny Gurstein, Wired to the World, Chained to the Home: Telework in Daily Life, →ISBN, page 193:

     I am wired into my work on a continuous basis. I think that I can shut it off, but in my heart I know I cannot

   • 2015 April 18, Daniel McDonnell, “Captain Pearce aims to deliver knockout blow to Arsenal in FA Cup”, in Irish Independent:

     "In the changing room I'm not very relaxed, I get wired into it then and psyched up but I think it's important not to build the game up in your mind into something that it's not," he asserts.

   • 2015 July 4, John Cassillo, “Neutral Fan at the Final Four: How I Got Through Four Days in Indianapolis Without Syracuse”, in SB Nation:

     Duke fans REALLY showed up in the noise department...The cheers may not have been overly varied, but the noise was consistent, and they were wired into every single play that occurred on the court.

6. Highly knowledgeable about
   • 2015 March 30, Bob Raissman, “Duke's Mike Krzyzewski the darling of Final Four coaches”, in New York Daily News:

     The same, obviously, cannot be said for Calipari, or Coach Cal as he's known by all those wired into the world of college basketball.

   • 2010, Jim Devellano & ‎Roger Lajoie, The Road to Hockeytown: Jimmy Devellano's Forty Years in the NHL, →ISBN, page xi:

     He is really wired into the world of hockey and connected to all facets of the sport. Jimmy is wired into the media as well.