At MoMA, under the watchful eye of the museum guard, you could get close enough to hear the gentle pucker as tape separated from skin, or take the escalators to the top floor and peer down at her tiny, focused form and constellations of watchers.
Throw in the sex appeal of some of her most popular music videos like "Boys Will Be Boys," or "Algo Tienes," where only cautionary yellow tape separate the viewer from Rubio's body, her keen sense of fashion, and a fearlessness reminiscent of Madonna and you have a superstar teeming to go global.
TIRF chambers were assembled by adhering two strips of double-sided tape, separated by 5 mm, along the long axis of an aminosilanized cover slip.
The three concentric superconducting phases are made of BSCCO-2223 Htapespeseparatedted by layers of cold-dielectric tape.
Our plasma system consists of a glass tube with an outer diameter of 5 mm, and two copper tapes separated by 20 mm are wound over the glass tube to form concentric outer electrodes (see Figure 1, presented later in this work, for a schematic of the setup).
Drake identified the costly development process as a potentially prohibitive factor: "Every time we do one song, it's not like Rock Band where we wait for the masters to come in and just author them ... its like, send people to Abbey Road, use the original tape, separate them out ... it costs thousands of dollars".
Where's my brother?" Devon Curtis, 18, said over and over as the family walked toward the police tape that separated them from Mr. Curtis's building.
Igor Shpilband stood on one side of the yellow police-style tape that separated the few hundred spectators from the judges' half of the Olympic ice arena this weekend.
The tape can separate the front electrode from the Si thin film, protect the Si thin film from breaking, and ensure that light illustrates only on the CNT/Si heterojunction.
