Sentence examples for tape packaging from inspiring English sources

Matthias (2016) used cyanoacrylate fuming method to develop latent fingermarks on both adhesive and non-adhesive sides of different kinds of tapes (black electrical tape, packaging tape, grey duct tape, masking tape) which were previously treated with Un-Du liquid.

Make the most of what other people no longer want; check thrift stores, Freecycle and similar places for tape, packaging, envelopes, etc. that people no longer want.

It will offer its $25,000 optical drive along with optical tape packages that fit the standard 3480 magnetic tape cartridges used with I.B.M. computers.

The first home VCRs were introduced in the mid-1970s, first by Sony and then by the Victor Company of Japan (JVC), both using 12-mm (one-half-inch) tape packaged in a cassette.

The shop was much more than a place to buy a limited-edition cassette tape packaged in human hair, it was a landmark location for noise enthusiasts.

The London Olympics were a boon to NBC, drawing a bigger audience than it had predicted, never mind the online objections to coverage that focused on taped packages of the big events.

Each broadcast will be driven by current events and will open with a taped package of footage from NBC News, and Walsh insists that it won't be all "gangland murderers and the cops who pursue them".

With 10 seconds left and the Patriots facing fourth down and the loss of their unbeaten season, Fox rolled in a taped package about the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins, gleeful once again, and maybe for 35 more years.

Given that Bob Dylan and the Band recorded more than 100 tracks when they were holed up in rural Woodstock in 1967 (many of which have only just been released as an expanded Basement Tapes package) it's extraordinary that Dylan had written lyrics to a further 40 songs, brought to life here by T Bone Burnett.

Tape the packaging closed, with such tapes like packaging tape or Duct tape.

At the end of each day, aisles are blocked with cardboard boxes and the markets fill with the sound of ripping parcel tape, as packages are sealed and despatched into fleets of vans waiting outside.