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For photographic measurement purposes, a strip of material having a transparency which varies in steps along its length is often used.

After reading newspaper, I strung them together with a strip of sticky tape. Then I decided to go back to my studio.

Until she discovered a secret weapon: if she applied a strip of glue to her eyelids, her eyes became wider, rounder, prettier.

Syme had produced a strip of paper on which there was a long column of words, and was studying it with an ink-pencil between his fingers.

One player of each group pulls out a strip of paper and reads the sentence on it silently and does not show it to the other classmates.

Do not attempt to pull out the object, rather immobilize the dogs muzzle using a strip of cloth or a muzzle.

The South American continent is actually fertile. But a cold ocean current has given rise to a strip of desert along the west coast.

The sensory cortex is a strip of brain tissue positioned roughly under where the band between a pair of headphones sits.

A strip of type metal, less than type-high and thicker than a lead, used for spacing.

The instrument includes a weight suspended in a spring connected to a registering needle which notes the vibration on a strip of celluloid .

Nestled in one of the city's quaintest streets, it sits in a newly created third floor above a strip of old shop fronts.

At first, you think it's a strip of cloth hanging from a bush-perhaps something torn from the cloak of a traveler.

The neckline of a cardigan style jacket can also benefit from having its front neckline edges stabilized with a strip of interfacing.

The steel reinforcement can be simulated in cementing a strip of ordinary photoelastic material along the crack edge.

The sample still sits on a bookshelf in the office, sealed with a strip of yellow tape.

Syria demands the return of the Golan Heights, but Israel hopes to keep a strip of land along the Sea of Galilee.

Across the brown wrinkled forehead he drew a streak of white and along the high cheekbones he drew a strip of blue paint.

And he swallowed a strip of bread and butter with a very pleasant satisfaction.

A strip of ground, as at the edge of a garden or walk, in which ornamental plants or shrubs are planted.

The tide was low and there was a strip of weedstrewn beach that was almost as a road.

The shunt (a strip of conductive metal) is now on the outside , across from all the electrical contacts.

Thereupon, a strip of white and a strip of dark yellow wear a flowery clothes with water grain for the hills.

armstrong was the leader of a gang of rough men from clary ' s grove , a strip of land three miles from the village.

The radiance of sunrise, like a strip of voluptuous red gauze headscarf, floated and drifted in indistinct outer space.

keeping the pages evenly lined up, place a strip of cardboard (or paint mixers) slightly below the top edge of the flush, cut edges.

The war is caused by a dispute over the annexe of a strip of land.

A strip of chrome across the hatch is a classy touch, stretching the entire distance of the lid.

The structure sits along the city's yarra river and holds a strip of retail shops, cafes and restaurants on a long promenade.

A strip of level , usually paved ground on which aircraft take off and land .

A strip of menu headings normally hidden off- screen . The menu items on a menu bar send commands to an application when selected .

As neighbors separated only by a strip of water, China and Japan have enjoyed close economic cooperation and frequent personnel exchanges.

Tug-of-war erupts as two four-month-old pups tussle over a strip of impala skin brought to them as a souvenir from a hunt.

Uh, he'll remove the cancerous part of the tongue, and then reconstru it with a strip of flesh from your legs.

A wall footing is simply a strip of reinforced concrete, wider than the wall, which distributes its pressure.

To ghue a strip of cloth or paper to the back of a paperback book or pad as a reinforcement.

The so-called buffer zone is a strip of land that borders Georgia and its breakaway region of South O etia.

Mongolia's landscape is basically a strip of green beneath a stripe of blue, with the odd fluffs of white and slopes of emerald in between.

He put on a pad of gauze and a strip of adhesive tape over the wound.

It consists of a cylindrical rod around which a strip of paper or leather is wound.

This simple yet elegant gift of a strip of fabric has a history that dates back further than the first Father's Day.

This region, plus a strip of land bordering Ukraine, is now Moldova.

Above, I could see only a strip of starry sky, so close were the walls of the canyon and so dense the growth of ponderosa pine.

a strip of motion picture film used in a telecast.

A strip of material , as of ribbon or leather , or a metal clamp , that is placed between the pages of a book to mark the reader's place .

The gate consists of a strip of silicon 300 nanometres wide sitting between two chunks of silicon.

We test the liquid for acidity with a strip of litmus paper .

But neither is whale tempting: chewing its skin is like gnawing a strip of leather soaked in cod-liver oil.

Lay a strip of tissue paper out, and place some hair on it, starting at the far end, with the cut end on the right.

Additionally, a strip of land was cleared alongside the fence on the neighbor's property.

Separated only by a strip of Korea and China are friendly neighbors.

A strip of canvas laced to a fore-and-aft sail to increase sail area.

Giving your cat a strip of raw meat everyday to chew on will keep his gums and teeth in good condition .

Geodetic leveling should be done with staves in which the divisions are marked on a strip of invar.

The applicator on the stick, a strip of synthetic proteins, then detects HIV antibodies in blood in 20 minutes or less.

A strip of material such as gauze used to protect, immobilize, compress, or support a wound or injured body part.

The transition from one fabric to the other is articulated by a strip of natural land supported by the Meder River.

A resistance meander wire usually of constantan is welded onto a strip of foil .

Cell Side: The base (Celluloid) surface of a strip of film.

It is a warning to other sunshine destinations thinking of building a strip of clubs and pubs.

Of course breakfast, you can stick a strip of half a slice of bread butter and jam.

There are no pins, but a strip of paper, which you punch yourself.

a strip of leather used in flogging .

The display of one or more log measurements on a strip of paper or film (a hard copy) with depth in one axis.

Angry bees amp ed on caffeine ripping apart a strip of velvet?

A strip of ground was carefully selected.

before the land reform my family hadn't a single room or a strip of land.

There is a strip of sticky tape round the lid.

The runway is simply a strip of grass.

The pillow pouch is made by folding a strip of web lengthwise.

There is a strip of vegetable garden behind the house.

There is a strip of garden behind the house.

Jackie mows a strip of uniform width around her 25m by 15m rectangular lawn and leaves a patch of the lawn that is 60% of the original area.

Analysis of the Chaotic Motion Area of a Strip of Plate with Nonlinear Material under Axial Compression

A strip of leather, paper, metal, or plastic attached to something or hung from a wearer's neck to identify, classify, or label:

zeotrope . In 1860, Pierre Desvignes , inserted a strip of paper containing drawings on the inside of a drumlike

A strip of land suitable for a garden