For Band we have terms and definitions in 17 topics. The topics are Anthromorphemics, Anthropology, Archaeology, Automotive, Cell Phone, Cellular, Cigar, Dental, E-Learning, Ham Radio, Import Cars, Microbiology, Paper, Tabla, Technology, Tennis and William Shakespeare.

Band (Anthromorphemics)

A small territorially-based social group consisting of 2 or more nuclear families. A loosely integrated population sharing a sense of common identity but few specialized institutions.

Band (Anthropology)

A small territorially-based social group consisting of 2 or more nuclear families. A loosely integrated population sharing a sense of common identity but few specialized institutions.

Band (Archaeology)

A small society based on equality which did not distinguish status based on sex. Mostly composed of hunters and gatherers.

Band (Automotive)

A metal strap with a frictional material lining that can clamp a clutch drum in an automatic transmission to stop its rotation.

Band (Cell Phone)

The band is a Range of radio frequencies between two defined limits which are used in wireless communications.

Band (Cellular)

The band is a Range of radio frequencies between two defined limits which are used in wireless communications.

Band (Cigar)

Paper placed around the cigar, usually near the head, originally used to protect white gloves from tobacco stains. Merchants quickly seized the idea and began using it as a place to put their brand name. Allowing them to differentiate their cigars from their competitors.

Band (Dental)

A metal ring that is usually placed on you teeth to hold on parts of your braces

Band (E-Learning)

A range of frequencies between defined upper and lower limits.

Band (Ham Radio)

A range of frequencies allotted for a particular use (e.g., 20 Meter Band) See Ham bands

Band (Import Cars)

1. A hydraulically controlled device installed in an automatic transmission around a clutch drum, used to stop or permit drum turning. 2. A manual or hydraulic device installed around a drum to provide a braking action.

Band (Microbiology)

A pattern of light and dark regions by Giemsa staining that can serve as landmarks on chromosomes.

Band (Paper)

(1) A strip of paper, printed or unprinted, that wraps around loose sheets (in lieu of binding with a cover) or assembled pieces. (2) The operation of putting a paper band around loose sheets or assembled pieces. (3) Metal straps wrapped around skids of cartons or materials wrapped in waterproof paper, to secure the contents to the skid for shipment.

Band (Tabla)

(Lit. "closed".) Non-resonant strokes such as Te, Ka, Kat, Tak, etc.

Band (Technology)

1. In printing graphics, a rectangular portion of a graphic sent by the computer to a printer. The technique of dividing a graphic into bands prevents a printer from having to reconstruct an entire image in memory before printing it. 2. In communications, a contiguous range of frequencies used for a particular purpose, such as radio or television broadcasts.

Band (Tennis)

The strip of canvas at the top of the net.

Band (William Shakespeare)

Bond; obligation; agreement or promise.

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