0 past simple and past participle of tape --
1 to record something on tape --
2 to use strips of sticky material, especially to fix two things together or to fasten a parcel: --
Listeners' ratings of aurally presented taped music did not relate consistently to the varying technical-acoustical quality of three recordings.
Initially, there might appear to be little difference between language behavior associated with regular telephone talk and that of the taped message.
They are mostly reported directly by our informants; some are inferred by observation of the taped sessions.
This is a remarkable book, based on taped interviews with many of the former porteurs de valises.
The data reported here derive from two taped sessions of one hour each.
During the 15 minutes of taped interaction, the triads engaged in an average of 17 conversational episodes overall.
For instance, in transcribing a body of taped data, the usual practice is to listen for auditorily distinguishable categories, usually segments where phonology is concerned.
A taped performance strives to maintain the fiction of the performance itself unaffected by the mediation of the recording process.
