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band | American Dictionary

band
noun[ C ]
us/bænd/

bandnoun[C] (MUSICIANS)

a group of musicians who play music together, esp. popular music:
a jazz/rock band
a marching/military band

bandnoun[C] (GROUP)

a group of people who have joined together for a special purpose, or a group of animals:
a band of outlaws

bandnoun[C] (STRIP)

a thin, flat strip of a material put around something to fasten or strengthen it, or a strip of color, light, etc., that is different from its surrounding area:
The silver band from his wristwatch left a green ring over his wrist.

band | Business English

band
noun[ C ]
uk /bænd/us
a range of values or amounts within fixed upper and lower limits:
Most of our employees are within the lower age band.
The government would like to widen the 20p tax band to include the majority of taxpayers.
What salary band are you on?

Examples of band

band
Metamorphic layering/foliation progressively becomes mylonitic close to the shear bands, producing an asymmetric foliation boudinage in between.
Retrogressive chlorite replacement is characteristic along the shear bands.
An in situ formation of the charnockite domains within the leptynite bands is evident from their restricted mode of occurrence.
Between these bands are coarser-grained material (1-2 mm grain size) with similar mineralogy, but a higher modal plagioclase content.
The stippled bands represent the lower and upper black shales.
The limestone bands weather proud in cliff exposures.
Keywords: microstructure, banded iron formations, quartz, pressure solution, recrystallization, strain, folding.
Figure 25 shows the convection speed for increasing values of spatial separation in various frequency bands.
I n each case where they appeared, the top corner characteristics were adjacent bands of light and dark relative to the surrounding medium.
The frequencies at which this behaviour occurs correspond precisely to the stopping bands in the infinite-array problem.
The frequencies at which this behaviour occurs correspond precisely to the passing bands in the infinite-array problem.
Their appearance is completely different to the deformation bands.
The reverse sense shear bands are inter preted to have evolved in local shortening fields of the strain ellipse.
Production of antibodies using proteins in gel bands.
The stomatal density within the bands is 50-55 per mm2.
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Collocations withband

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absorption band
This is also accompanied by a narrowing of the absorptionband.
alternating bands
As with many other historical buildings of the city, it is made of the locally found black basalt with alternating bands of white limestone.
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