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tape
See magnetic tape and paper tape.
tape
1. a string stretched across the track at the end of a race course

tape [tāp]
(computer science)
A ribbonlike material used to store data in lengthwise sequential position.
(engineering)
A graduated steel ribbon used, instead of a chain, in surveying.

tape
1. See joint tape.
3.See tape measure.

1.tape - magnetic tape.
2.tape - paper tape.

Tape 

a geodetic instrument for measuring the length of lines on location. Made of steel or invar, it is 15 to 20 mm wide, 0.3 to 0.4 mm thick, and 20 to 50 m long (sometimes up to 100 m). The accuracy of measurement if the tape is laid directly on the ground is from 1:1,000 to 1:3,000; for other measuring methods the accuracy is 1:20,000 or higher.



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Ex-Dons star Strachan also said he fell out with former Aberdeen boss Alex Ferguson after chucking one of his boring music tapes off the team bus.
 
 
 
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