cassettes造句

for recording or playing cassettes.

The cassettes were of inferior quality.

Why did you send Frau Schmitz cassettes?

TCL cooperated with Hong Kong businessmen to produce cassettes etc.

She loaded me down with around a dozen cassettes.

Audio brochures – promotional audio cassettes that can be sent out as self-contained sales presentation

Consumers will not have to discard their old cassettes and adopt new ones.

Chris likes music and has a large collection of albums and cassettes.

The various heart conditions can be programmed onto cassettes that are activated by a button.

Methods of initiation RNA interference with siRNA expression cassettes in primary cells

It is also possible to search for channels, store tracks on the CD player and fast-forward on cassettes.

The sample cassettes of the program were all distributed just on the second day of the festival.

The external walls are constructed of Tradical Hemcrete, framed in innovative wooden cassettes, fixed to the structural steel frame.

In 100 years, recorded music has gone from cylinders to shellac 78s to vinyl LPs to cassettes, CDs and now digital downloads.

"Phonographs and records were the chief means of reproducing recorded sound at home until the 1980s, when they were largely replaced by recorded cassettes and compact discs."

The team then enlisted the help of yeast cells to link the cassettes in the correct order to produce the finished genomes.

These cassettes are then sent to another storage pool 25 metres beneath the facility to cool for at least another 30 years.

The library collection continued to grow and now comprises a total of 3.5million books and 247 600 audio visual items, including audio-cassettes, gramophone records, audio compact discs, video compact discs,video-cassettes, CD-ROMs, Compact Disc-Interactive (CD-I) and computer programmes.

The shelf held books, an alarm clock, a stuffed bear, two mugs, instant coffee, tea tins, the cassette machine, and on two lower shelves, the cassettes I had made.

Remember back in the day when you used to have to carry a bag full of CDs, cassettes, or eight tracks if you wanted some musical variety on the go?