Sentence examples for reference tape from inspiring English sources

The reference tape is visible on the right side of all the maps a, b, c.

False colors indicate the displacement of the canvas in the normal direction to the reference plane, coincident with the reference tape positioned on the frame.

He must have known that Band guitarist Robbie Robertson and producer Rob Fraboni had compiled an extensive set of "reference" tapes from the 17 or so reels.

Yet the music by a Chinese composer (Shuya Xu), played by a flutist from Beijing (Weiliang Zhang), the stylized maps on the floor and references on tape to "The Travels of Marco Polo," the festival's springboard, conveyed a sense of encounters among strangers.

There was a typewriter, reference books, a tape player.

One reference on the tape asserts that "the casualty numbers that the Americans are announcing are false".

The earliest reference to sticky tape turns up in a 17th-century book about music, which describes how lute makers used "little pieces of Paper, so big as pence or two pences, wet with Glew" to help make their instruments.

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"I knew kids were going to watch the film and there was a reference to the tape in the movie and they're that age and, you know, people are going to start saying things," she told British talk show host Jeremy Kyle (via Us Weekly).

The "baby parts" Dear referred to while in custody is perhaps a vague reference to video tapes, recorded secretly by an anti-abortion group called Center for Medical Progress.

After Joy Behar, a host of ABC's "The View," thanked Jesus last month for helping her lose weight, the network bleeped the reference on its taped West Coast broadcast.