Sentence examples for using a new tape from inspiring English sources
Always fascinated by technology, Mr. Capasa used a new tape to bond jacket seams and a laser ultrasound technique to merge fabrics, creating lighter-weight clothing.
They use a new tape format, called MICROMV, to record up to 60 minutes of video at DVD resolution, on a cassette that is 70percentt smaller than a MiniDV cassette.
For the moment it's the only way to send programming digitally to a high-definition recorder such as JVC's $1,000 HM-DH30000 model, which uses a new tape format called DVHS.
You may need to repeat this a couple of times (using a new piece of masking tape each time) in order to fully remove the tape.
Al Qaeda released a new tape today in which they used a racial slur directed at President-elect Barack Obama.
Recording of the track commenced at Abbey Road Studios in London, and was somewhat cumbersome, as it was the first recording to use a new eight-track one-inch tape and EMI TG12345 transistorised mixing console (8 track 20 microphone inputs) in the studio, and, as a result, EMI insisted the band were not allowed to do any splicing of the tape in order to edit pieces together.
Every day a new tape recording is leaked, usually in the evening when internet use is at its peak.
Bin Laden releases a new tape slamming Obama.
With univariate linear regression, we adjusted the Broselow tape by an 8%% correction factor to enhance accuracy and created a new tape with new weight and height ranges.
But each time you place the tape on, use a new piece, to avoid adding to the sting.
