adding tape

[′ad·iŋ ‚tāp]

(engineering)

A surveyor's tape that is calibrated from 0 to 100 by full feet (or meters) in one direction, and has 1 additional foot (or meter) beyond the zero end which is subdivided in tenths or hundredths.

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As stated by the authors themselves this is the first study aiming to investigate whether there is an added effect of adding tape to MWMs in painful shoulders, and consequently care must be taken not to overinterpret the results.

One-week time course of the effects of Mulligan's mobilisation with movement and taping in painful shoulders

As the number of servers attached to the network increases, so do acquisition costs for adding tape drives, manpower requirements for performing daily or weekly backups, and traffic on the LAN.

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Since tape mechanisms do not affect correctness, adding tape calls cannot break any application that has already been debugged.

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Adding tape libraries to a SAN allows users to address backup issues in a variety of ways.

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As the amount of data grows ever larger, adding tape drives and sequential autoloaders to handle the backup merely makes the process longer.

Autoloaders help overcome DDS capacity shortcomings: now, even price-sensitive businesses are looking at automation. (DDS Replacement)

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