Sentence examples for be band from inspiring English sources
noun
A strip of material used for strengthening or coupling.
"And the three of us get together to be band again.
They don't have to be band members; you could drag anyone off the street.
A manager of the Glenn Miller Band heard it and invited Mr. Postilio, then 20, to audition to be band singer.
There are currently 1.56m fuel poor in homes rated EPC bands E, F and G, and he wants to see a target for all homes to be band C by 2025.
The downside is that after three years' training, Lucy's starting salary would be band 3, starting at £13,694. 5 Agency work is another option for Lucy, through which she could expect to earn £422 a week.
Acronym list: BE, band excitation; SSPFM, switching spectroscopy piezoresponse force microscopy; TR PFM, time resolved piezoresponse force microscopy; BE SSPFM, band excitation piezoresponse force microscopy; TR BE, time resolved band excitation; FORC, first-order reversal curve.
Whether it be Band-Aids or batteries, the cheese curl lover's house is stocked and ready.
A signal is said to be band-limited or bandwidth-limited if it can be represented by a finite number of harmonics.
But they seem to be Band-Aids rather than real solutions to a hospital system cracking under duress, some doctors say.
"Until we have augmented or replaced the certificate authority system with something more secure," the foundation said, "all of our fixes to the problem of HTTPS/TLS/SSL insecurity will be Band-Aids".
Moreover, the stabilizing controller is required to be band-pass, in order to filter out high-frequency sensor noise and low-frequency accelerometer drift, and stable to increase robustness to uncertain parameters.
