Sentence examples for associate tape from inspiring English sources

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We associate tape casting and magnetron sputtering techniques to engineer flexible nanostructures using ZrO2 green tape as substrate.

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"It is my dream to go back to Guyana with the championship belt," Lewis said as he sat in the Grier gym while an associate taped his gloves before a recent sparring session.

Additional info about the Lafaro murder was obtained from Steven Marcus, a mob associate who tape recorded some 850 conversations with scores of wiseguys and others during a three-year-sting operation that resulted in the labor racketeering indictment last year of Teddy Persico, his cousin, Michael Persico, and seven others.

She hasn't written anything since her mother intercepted a letter she wrote from camp about being blackout drunk; instead, she free-associated into a tape recorder.

Increasing startups' needs for private capital even further, few strive to list themselves on a stockmarket as soon as possible, put off by the tangles of red tape associated with such a move.At the same time, the low returns on many other investments have driven more money towards startups.

Collecting data for machine learning is also on the table, but there's even more red tape associated with that.

Mark my words, business would be affected by this: startup technology companies, already restricted by plenty of red tape associated with setting up a business would now have to build in plans for content ratings, tracing users, capturing data for the Home Office – you name it.

One critical way in which the government can help us is that it can minimize the red tape associated with getting young children into the special needs system.

For a start, it advocates reducing the red tape associated with the Horizon 2020 program, with more of the money that is allocated assigned for softer tasks such as promoting and commercializing research.

The longtime staff had a seemingly inexhaustible ability to absorb the trauma and horror of thousands of victims, and still press on despite the maddening bureaucracy and legal red tape associated with the human rights field.

A £150 million a year investment may appear generous; however, together with funding delays and bureaucratic red tape associated with such, so-called, 'generosity' the £9500 per primary school to spend as it sees fit on physical education seems a derisory gesture in the absence of a child and school physical education and activity strategy.

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