Sentence examples for tape class from inspiring English sources

Figure 11 shows the results obtained for FBE deposited on bare steel (FBE/bare steel), indicating that no coating was removed by the tape (Class 5B [16]).

(Full disclosure -- the tree I cut was small. I would highly recommend using a professional for nearly all tree-cutting jobs. You definitely don't want to end up in a situation like this. However, if you want learn how to make cheese, sing high notes or make a wallet out of duct tape, classes are now in session).

The arrest became a cause célèbre for First Amendment advocates and showcased what would become a standard technique of Mr. Wetmore and his cohort: taping classes, lectures and other campus events in the hopes of catching professors and others in moments of excessive political correctness or other embarrassments.

Not only do many professors have policies on recording their lectures, which can be a form of intellectual property, but universities are also increasingly enacting regulations on taping classes.

America's commercial classes are fed up with a president they associate with big government, red tape and class warfare.

When aerobics instructor Beto Perez forgot to bring his usual music tape to class, he looked in the duffle bag he brought to find a substitute to play.

To determine the inside length with a maximum level of precision, the device's scale, calibrated to show shoe size, was replaced with a commercially available measuring tape, precision class II.

If you are a visual person, you should take notes or video tape the class for easier revision.

To demonstrate the project for The New York Times, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation asked teachers in Charlotte and Memphis to volunteer to tape additional classes, not bound by the confidentiality provisions.

He adds, "Most academics will simply tape their classes and ask the students to watch them.

The opportunity to quiet the mind seems to do wonders, regardless of the form the meditation takes whether with tapes, in classes or according to a particular spiritual program, for instance.