The phrase "a dub is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or explaining what a "dub" is, often in contexts related to music, film, or slang.
Example: "A dub is a version of a song or film that has been altered or remixed, often to create a different sound or style."
Alternatives: "a dub refers to" or "a dub means".
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To investigate whether the biotin tag of probe 4, when bound to a DUB, was accessible for capture by streptavidin, DUBs present in EL4 lysate were labeled with probe 4 and visualized by either in-gel fluorescence scanning or by western blotting.
Speakers at a dubbing are able to lend their reference to others via communicative exchanges, and these others can then lend reference to still others.
Our modeling and purified DUB experiments suggest that DUB activity, rather than a particular DUB, is sufficient for effecting discrimination.
It therefore appears that DUB activity, rather than a specific DUB, is the crucial determinant in imparting discrimination in this system.
The music, as dark and viscous as a tar pit, once again insists that dub is more a process than a style.
Blue and weirdly soothing like what you might imagine the inside of Sade's mind would look like, "Homecoming in Dub" is a bit like an underwater dream.
Stillborn Dub is a cavalcade of crackles and clangs, like dance music from a different age – medieval dubstep, or something.
"War Dub" is a march; bold, demanding bass, fluctuating and warbling ominously in and out.
Myōjin Yahiko, known as Yahiko Myojin in the Media Blasters English-language dub and Yoshi Myojin in the English Sony Samurai X dub, is a fictional character from the Rurouni Kenshin manga and anime series authored by Nobuhiro Watsuki.
"Body Dub" is a track from the forthcoming album "Watch Me Dance: Agitated by Ross Orton & Pipes", set for release in August 2012.
