Look up: cassette

1. cassette
   [n] - a container that holds a magnetic tape used for recording or playing sound or video
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2. Cassette
   A removable container for a serial medium such as magnetic tape or roll microfilm. Contains two cores allowing the medium to be wound from one core to the other in either direction.
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3. Cassette
   A standard container designed to hold microfilm or magnetic audio and video recording tape
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4. Cassette
   See chemical toilet
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5. Cassette
   Cassette: A pre-existing structure into which an insert can be moved. In molecular biology, a gene conversion process in which the old gene is replaced with a copy of a silent gene and the new copy becomes active. As the process involves replacing one ready made construct with another in an active slot, it is termed a cassette mechanism.
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6. cassette
   the device composed of a case containing two coplanar or super-imposed hubs or reels on which a magnetic tape is wound,so that the tape can move from hub or reel to hub or reel during recording,reproduction,a fast forward movement or rewinding Category: Electrical engineering and energy &bull...
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7. Cassette
   Light-trapped film container used with 35 mm cameras. Elliptically shaped film cassette designed especially for the Advanced Photo System that serves as the sealed, leaderless container for all System film whether unexposed, exposed or processed.
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8. cassette
   A pre-existing structure into which an insert can be moved. Fashionably used to refer to certain vectors.
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9. Cassette
   Cas`sette' noun [ French, prop., a casket, dim. of casse a case. See lst Case .] Same as Seggar .
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10. cassette
    <molecular biology> A pre existing structure into which an insert can be moved. Fashionably used to refer to certain vectors. ... See: cassette mechanism. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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11. cassette
    noun a container that holds a magnetic tape used for recording or playing sound or video
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12. cassette
    (kә-set´) a flat case for film or magnetic tape. x-ray cassette. grid cassette an x-ray cassette that has its front replaced by a built-in grid. x-ray cassette a light-proof housing for x-ray film and electrostatic imaging plates, contai...
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13. Cassette
    • (n.) Same as Seggar.
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14. cassette
    in audio and video recording, flat, rectangular container made of plastic or lightweight metal that holds magnetic tape for audio or video recording ... [2 related articles]
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15. cassette
    device composed of a case containing two coplanar or superimposed hubs or reels on which a magnetic tape is wound, so that the tape can move from hub to hub or reel to reel during recording, reproduction, a fast forward movement or rewinding NOTE - The device can be easily and instantaneously insert...
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16. cassette
    Type: Term Pronunciation: kă-set′ Definitions: 1. A plate, film, or tape holder for use in photography or radiography. A radiographic cassette contains two intensifying screens and a sheet of radiographic film. 2. A perforated holder in which tissue blocks are placed for paraffin embedding.
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17. Cassette
    (New Zealand band) `Cassette` are an alt country/indie rock band from Wellington, New Zealand. They were formed in summer 1999-2000, and originally consisted of Tom Watson (guitar, vocals), Craig Terris (drums, vocals) and David Fraser (bass, keys and vocals). The Band was joined by Paul Trig...
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18. Cassette
    (South African band) `Cassette` is a South African rock band. The band won a South African Music Award in the Best Rock Album category in 2007 for their debut album Welcome Back To Earth. They were also nominated for two other categories, including the Best Group category. The group wa...
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