Sentence examples for developing tape from inspiring English sources

He told me that the electronics companies had already stopped developing tape camcorders.

He has been developing tape storage systems for 40 years, first at IBM, later cofounding two of the industry's biggest names: Storage Technology Corp. (known in the industry as StorageTek) and Exabyte.

Metin Sitti, an associate professor of mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University (who has previously developed tape that mimics geckos' sticking power and a robot that can stick to a stomach without damaging it), has now come up with such a control technique.

Teams developed tape recordings, transcripts of recordings in oral language, and specific trainings for study staff to convey in a consistent manner consent information in the local languages.

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Physicists at the University of Manchester in England are developing "gecko tape," a dry adhesive tape that mimics the lizard's famous ability to stick to the slickest surfaces even when upside down.

He has now set himself the challenge of developing a tape with a density of 100 gigabits per square inch, and creating the equipment necessary to read it.

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This first mega-deal with the History Channel was enough to set up the company, and recruit some of the leading British factual producers Root had previously worked with – and start developing "taster tapes", visual treatments of proposed new series she stores on her iPad.

Observed differences in the tapes' microstructure were qualitatively consistent with the measured differences in their mechanical properties.In understanding the shortcomings of currently available tapes, the results of these tests can now be used as benchmarks with which to compare and develop future tape designs.

Ampex developed a tape recorder capable of handling pictures as well as sound.