spliced造句

The plank was spliced with nails.

He spliced the two lengths of film together.

He then digitised it and spliced it together into a short documentary.

The body structure is spliced with AI-Zn-plated steel sheet, which underwent repeated edge forces.

At the junction of a branch line and the trunk line, the wires must be spliced together.

In avariation on that theme, Grayson's campaign also produced a lurid Web videothat spliced together footage of Paul speaking on foreign policy and JeremiahWright screaming, "God damn America!"

When writing post code, the solid lines of the numerals of the required post code are traced on the light dashed lines of the double rectangles spliced 8.

It sounds suspiciously as if one single usable take of juvenile warbling has been spliced repeatedly through the track, making the already repetitive rhythm of the main theme madly insistent.

Thoroughly clean the section of the new drilling line to be spliced with the snake, and remove any grease or oil (the snake line depends on friction to function).

The later '90s should give us gene-spliced farm animals -- hogs that yield low-cholesterol pork and cows that produce milk from which pharmaceutical companies can extract such beneficial drugs as insulin or growth hormone.