Sentence examples for equivalent tape from inspiring English sources

While we found the underlying textile architecture to slightly reduce the elastic properties compared to equivalent tape laminates, it functions as a natural crack arresting grid.

The equivalent tail tape measure protein PtbN of P. putida BW11M1 and RW10S2 tailocins differs substantially in length (762 vs. 676 AA) and shares only marginal AA sequence identity (21%).

These planes are the flying equivalent of duct tape: versatile and tough beyond belief.

To overcome these obstacles, analysts are forced to resort to the quantitative equivalent of duct tape and super glue to estimate the quality of college competition.

BALTIMORE — Roughly a quarter of the way through the season, Manager Joe Girardi has managed to hold the Yankees together with the baseball equivalent of duct tape and bubble gum.

On the Web, the only live options this month are hockey and curling; every other event is on the Web equivalent of a tape delay, sometimes of more than a day.

The method utilizes a randomization process to generate statistical distributions of fractions and orientations of chips within the RRVE, and then applies Classical Laminated Plate Theory to an equivalent quasi-isotropic tape laminate to calculate its average elastic properties.

Essentially, there is a lot of equivalent of 'duct-tape' in the code, holding things together," she wrote after the NYSE outage.

HealthCare.gov was patched up with the digital equivalents of duct tape and chewing gum last year and worked well enough for more than 8 million people to sign up.

You can also create your own playlists of songs that sound good together: the computer equivalent of a mix tape.

THE world may not be ready yet for the film equivalent of books on tape, but this peculiar phenomenon has arrived in the form of the film adaptation of J. K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone".