Joined, as film segments

Usage examples of spliced.

In fact his voice has been spliced in 24 times per second with the sound of my breathing and the beating of my heart so that my body is convinced that my breathing and heart will stop if his voice stops.

They both recorded a short text then then the two tapes were cut into short sections and spliced in together.

The word is spliced in with the sound of your intestines and breathing with the beating of your heart.

In order to obtain any degree of precision the tapes must be cut with a scissors and spliced together with tape.

S is spliced into the total record o f W and W is not spliced into the total record of S this unilateral splicing may result in W contracting an S virus to his considerable disadvantage.

He paused for only a moment but in that moment spliced irony into his monotone.

He edited and spliced it on a computer, and the results are seamless, each file a blitz of sound bites intended for voicemail or a live recipient who has no chance for a response that would force a mental engagement that is impossible.

The fish could then be dragged on board with the length of heavy nylon rope that was spliced on to the hook.

To the eyes spliced into the circumference of the net we attached the canvas flotation bags and inflated them from our air bottles.

The lab team spliced my sequencing RNA into the ferredoxin nodes, replicating my neuronic structure.

Surely someone with a gland could peer in on both the giga-conductor laboratory and the clinic where they spliced the NN core together?

The bioware node spliced into his cortex which regulated his gland was also programmed to blank out nervous impulses above a predetermined pain level.

A new section was spliced on and the ship again turned toward America.

Both ropes were spliced onto both suits, so it was never clear which grapnel took hold.