Definition of magnetic tape in English:

magnetic tape

noun

mass noun

Tape used in recording sound, pictures, or computer data.
Example sentencesExamples
- Digital video technology allows a far crisper picture quality than is possible using magnetic tape and you can quickly skip to any part of the film you're watching.
- In order to develop magnetic media suitable for tape products, several steps are taken to ensure high-quality magnetic tape.
- The image data no longer need a medium in order to be preserved; they are simply transmitted and recorded on magnetic tape.
- The traditional method has been to back up the entire system onto magnetic tape once a week, and then ship the backup tapes, via truck, to an offsite silo located hundreds of miles away.
- Although the earliest productions were broadcast live, the development of recording discs, magnetic tape, and, eventually, digital tape enabled increasingly sophisticated editing of productions.
- Because the picture and sound exist as pieces of celluloid and magnetic tape that you physically cut and splice together if you decide you don't like the 3rd shot in a sequence it is simple enough to cut it out and replace it.
- The voice and flight data, which is usually taken from deep inside the armored black box housings, is stored on either magnetic tape or on microchips.
- Today, by far, the most common way of protecting mission critical data is to take backup copies of the data onto magnetic tape.
- These precious records are saved on DVD and magnetic tape to ensure safe storage.
- In the 1950s through the 1990s, magnetic tape was widely used as a key storage component.
- Later in that same decade, he began developing the concept of sound on sound recording, first painstakingly overdubbing part after part on a 78 rpm record cutting machine, and then later on magnetic tape.
- In the computer realm, magnetic recording is used on floppy disks, hard disks and magnetic tape as the main method for data storage.
- When drawn out as a thin film, polyesters are used for making magnetic tape for audio and video recording, packaging materials and photographic film.
- Like hard disk drives, magnetic tape is inherently rewritable, making data authentication difficult and forestalling acceptance by key regulatory agencies.
- The storage technologies underlying these solutions include hard disk drive-based systems, magnetic tape and optical storage.
- A clunky mainframe computer, run on magnetic tape instead of a hard drive, stretches across a wall some two meters long.
- The spinning spools of magnetic tape, the gigantic tape libraries with robotic cartridge-picking arms - it all seems more at home in a mainframe shop circa 1975 than in a sleek 21st century data center.
- The colors are washed out, the picture suffers from heavy grain and lack of clarity, and the whole experience has a particular analog haze that gives me anxiety and nightmares about magnetic tape.
- The company held contracts with state motor vehicle departments that supplied negatives or digital images on magnetic tape.
- The invention of the sound spectrograph made visual comparisons of similar sounds possible, and the perfection of magnetic tape and taperecording devices made archiving of sounds a reality.

Definition of magnetic tape in US English:

magnetic tape

nounmaɡˌnedik ˈtāpmæɡˌnɛdɪk ˈteɪp

Tape used in recording sound, pictures, or computer data.
Example sentencesExamples
- These precious records are saved on DVD and magnetic tape to ensure safe storage.
- Later in that same decade, he began developing the concept of sound on sound recording, first painstakingly overdubbing part after part on a 78 rpm record cutting machine, and then later on magnetic tape.
- Because the picture and sound exist as pieces of celluloid and magnetic tape that you physically cut and splice together if you decide you don't like the 3rd shot in a sequence it is simple enough to cut it out and replace it.
- In order to develop magnetic media suitable for tape products, several steps are taken to ensure high-quality magnetic tape.
- The invention of the sound spectrograph made visual comparisons of similar sounds possible, and the perfection of magnetic tape and taperecording devices made archiving of sounds a reality.
- The colors are washed out, the picture suffers from heavy grain and lack of clarity, and the whole experience has a particular analog haze that gives me anxiety and nightmares about magnetic tape.
- Today, by far, the most common way of protecting mission critical data is to take backup copies of the data onto magnetic tape.
- The voice and flight data, which is usually taken from deep inside the armored black box housings, is stored on either magnetic tape or on microchips.
- The storage technologies underlying these solutions include hard disk drive-based systems, magnetic tape and optical storage.
- The company held contracts with state motor vehicle departments that supplied negatives or digital images on magnetic tape.
- A clunky mainframe computer, run on magnetic tape instead of a hard drive, stretches across a wall some two meters long.
- When drawn out as a thin film, polyesters are used for making magnetic tape for audio and video recording, packaging materials and photographic film.
- Like hard disk drives, magnetic tape is inherently rewritable, making data authentication difficult and forestalling acceptance by key regulatory agencies.
- The traditional method has been to back up the entire system onto magnetic tape once a week, and then ship the backup tapes, via truck, to an offsite silo located hundreds of miles away.
- The spinning spools of magnetic tape, the gigantic tape libraries with robotic cartridge-picking arms - it all seems more at home in a mainframe shop circa 1975 than in a sleek 21st century data center.
- Digital video technology allows a far crisper picture quality than is possible using magnetic tape and you can quickly skip to any part of the film you're watching.
- Although the earliest productions were broadcast live, the development of recording discs, magnetic tape, and, eventually, digital tape enabled increasingly sophisticated editing of productions.
- In the 1950s through the 1990s, magnetic tape was widely used as a key storage component.
- In the computer realm, magnetic recording is used on floppy disks, hard disks and magnetic tape as the main method for data storage.
- The image data no longer need a medium in order to be preserved; they are simply transmitted and recorded on magnetic tape.

单词	magnetic tape
释义	Definition of magnetic tape in English: magnetic tape noun mass noun Tape used in recording sound, pictures, or computer data. Example sentencesExamples Digital video technology allows a far crisper picture quality than is possible using magnetic tape and you can quickly skip to any part of the film you're watching. In order to develop magnetic media suitable for tape products, several steps are taken to ensure high-quality magnetic tape. The image data no longer need a medium in order to be preserved; they are simply transmitted and recorded on magnetic tape. The traditional method has been to back up the entire system onto magnetic tape once a week, and then ship the backup tapes, via truck, to an offsite silo located hundreds of miles away. Although the earliest productions were broadcast live, the development of recording discs, magnetic tape, and, eventually, digital tape enabled increasingly sophisticated editing of productions. Because the picture and sound exist as pieces of celluloid and magnetic tape that you physically cut and splice together if you decide you don't like the 3rd shot in a sequence it is simple enough to cut it out and replace it. The voice and flight data, which is usually taken from deep inside the armored black box housings, is stored on either magnetic tape or on microchips. Today, by far, the most common way of protecting mission critical data is to take backup copies of the data onto magnetic tape. These precious records are saved on DVD and magnetic tape to ensure safe storage. In the 1950s through the 1990s, magnetic tape was widely used as a key storage component. Later in that same decade, he began developing the concept of sound on sound recording, first painstakingly overdubbing part after part on a 78 rpm record cutting machine, and then later on magnetic tape. In the computer realm, magnetic recording is used on floppy disks, hard disks and magnetic tape as the main method for data storage. When drawn out as a thin film, polyesters are used for making magnetic tape for audio and video recording, packaging materials and photographic film. Like hard disk drives, magnetic tape is inherently rewritable, making data authentication difficult and forestalling acceptance by key regulatory agencies. The storage technologies underlying these solutions include hard disk drive-based systems, magnetic tape and optical storage. A clunky mainframe computer, run on magnetic tape instead of a hard drive, stretches across a wall some two meters long. The spinning spools of magnetic tape, the gigantic tape libraries with robotic cartridge-picking arms - it all seems more at home in a mainframe shop circa 1975 than in a sleek 21st century data center. The colors are washed out, the picture suffers from heavy grain and lack of clarity, and the whole experience has a particular analog haze that gives me anxiety and nightmares about magnetic tape. The company held contracts with state motor vehicle departments that supplied negatives or digital images on magnetic tape. The invention of the sound spectrograph made visual comparisons of similar sounds possible, and the perfection of magnetic tape and taperecording devices made archiving of sounds a reality. Definition of magnetic tape in US English: magnetic tape nounmaɡˌnedik ˈtāpmæɡˌnɛdɪk ˈteɪp Tape used in recording sound, pictures, or computer data. Example sentencesExamples These precious records are saved on DVD and magnetic tape to ensure safe storage. Later in that same decade, he began developing the concept of sound on sound recording, first painstakingly overdubbing part after part on a 78 rpm record cutting machine, and then later on magnetic tape. Because the picture and sound exist as pieces of celluloid and magnetic tape that you physically cut and splice together if you decide you don't like the 3rd shot in a sequence it is simple enough to cut it out and replace it. In order to develop magnetic media suitable for tape products, several steps are taken to ensure high-quality magnetic tape. The invention of the sound spectrograph made visual comparisons of similar sounds possible, and the perfection of magnetic tape and taperecording devices made archiving of sounds a reality. The colors are washed out, the picture suffers from heavy grain and lack of clarity, and the whole experience has a particular analog haze that gives me anxiety and nightmares about magnetic tape. Today, by far, the most common way of protecting mission critical data is to take backup copies of the data onto magnetic tape. The voice and flight data, which is usually taken from deep inside the armored black box housings, is stored on either magnetic tape or on microchips. The storage technologies underlying these solutions include hard disk drive-based systems, magnetic tape and optical storage. The company held contracts with state motor vehicle departments that supplied negatives or digital images on magnetic tape. A clunky mainframe computer, run on magnetic tape instead of a hard drive, stretches across a wall some two meters long. When drawn out as a thin film, polyesters are used for making magnetic tape for audio and video recording, packaging materials and photographic film. Like hard disk drives, magnetic tape is inherently rewritable, making data authentication difficult and forestalling acceptance by key regulatory agencies. The traditional method has been to back up the entire system onto magnetic tape once a week, and then ship the backup tapes, via truck, to an offsite silo located hundreds of miles away. The spinning spools of magnetic tape, the gigantic tape libraries with robotic cartridge-picking arms - it all seems more at home in a mainframe shop circa 1975 than in a sleek 21st century data center. Digital video technology allows a far crisper picture quality than is possible using magnetic tape and you can quickly skip to any part of the film you're watching. Although the earliest productions were broadcast live, the development of recording discs, magnetic tape, and, eventually, digital tape enabled increasingly sophisticated editing of productions. In the 1950s through the 1990s, magnetic tape was widely used as a key storage component. In the computer realm, magnetic recording is used on floppy disks, hard disks and magnetic tape as the main method for data storage. The image data no longer need a medium in order to be preserved; they are simply transmitted and recorded on magnetic tape.
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