Adhesive tape tore either between the cheek and tube or at the tube-tape interface while the knot used for twill tape fixation tended to loose tension.
However, as we learned from home taping, the interface between the digital and the physical is a difficult barrier to breach.
Preheat the iron to the setting recommended on the fusing tape or interfacing.
Some also have the annoying characteristic of being slippery to handle (need a lot of pins), fibers "catch" and pull when sewing (your machine may need a new, sharp, needle), or they fray easily (tape or iron interfacing along all raw edges before assembling the garment).
They'd upgrade their boxes with add-on cards for paper tape storage and an interface to connect to a Teletype terminal.
In consequence the authors propose a new technique, using knotless anchors and suture tape, aiming to increase interface of tendon coverage and yet have not more limitation of glenohumeral torque compared to other techniques.
Nano-particles dispersed in one of the ply-interfaces in tape laminates do not show improvement in permeability.
(The Christie's catalog uses a British spelling of dispatched. ) The version for sale through Christie's includes "the original packaging, manuals, cassette interface and basic tape, early documentation and provenance, and a commercially rare letter from Steve Jobs".
The Apple I will be on the auction block on November 23, as part of a lot of several items that includes the fully assembled Apple I motherboard, instruction manuals, cassette interface and basic tape, official documentation and a letter from Steve Jobs.
The military is a strange combination of cutting-edge tech and fossil systems, being upgraded as-needed from the tape drives and command-line interfaces of the 80s.
The caps were then wrapped tightly with plastic electrical tape at the vial-screw cap interface to prevent leakage under heating.
