n. ~ A joint between two separate pieces of roll film or tape to create a continuous strip. Notes:  A splice may use cement, tape, ultrasonic welding, or other means to connect the two pieces.

Any type of cement or mechanical fastening by which two separate lengths of film are united end to end so they function as a single piece of film when passing through a camera, film processing machine [..]

1520s, originally a sailors' word, from Middle Dutch splissen "to splice" (Dutch splitsen), from Proto-Germanic *spli-, from PIE root *(s)plei- "to split, splice" (see flint). [..]

1620s (implied in splicing), first recorded in writing of Capt. John Smith, from splice (v.). Motion picture film sense is from 1923. In colloquial use, "marriage union, wedding" (1830).

To join, permanently, physical media that conduct or transmit power or a communication signal. 2. A device that so joins conducting or transmitting media. 3. The completed yyjoint.

a fitting or device used to join two sections of hose.

An overlapping joint used to join the ends of webs together.

The repair of a break in a roll of stamp paper, or the joining of two rolls of paper for continuous printing. Stamps printed over a splice are usually removed and destroyed before the normal stamps ar [..]

The joining of two pieces of motion picture film end to end to allow them to be projected as a continuous length, accomplished in film editing and repair by the use of a device called a splicer (click [..]

A method of joining two peices of film so they can be projected as one continuous piece. There are three methods: the Tape Splice (usually used for editing), the Cement Splice (used for original mater [..]

The act of joining two pieces of film by any of several methods. (Film Editing)

A connection of two or more conductors or cables to provide good mechanical strength as well as good conductivity.

 – A point at which two separate lengths of tape are joined together. Spool (Traverse) Wound Rolls

To join together, electronically or mechanically, with glue, heat, or tape. The connection itself is called a splice. sponsor:

There are two types of splices, a full course butt splice and the more common tow splice. A tow splice is where the start of a laid tow is overlapped by the end of the same or another tow. There may be joined tows in a spool of raw material, and it is very difficult to predict where these may end up as splices in a ply. Splices may also be programm [..]

The joining of two or more cables together by splicing the conductors together.  In copper wire telephone cables, splicing is on a mechanical basis and pair-to-pair, with the pairs organized by binder [..]

(v) join by interweaving strands(n) joint made by overlapping two ends and joining them together(v) join the ends of(n) a junction where two things (as paper or film or magnetic tape) have been joined [..]

The electrical and mechanical connection between two pieces of cable.

The physical joining of two or more copper wire or optical fibres.

To marry. Very strangely, “splice” means to split or divide. The way it came to signify unite is this: Ropes’ ends are first untwisted before the strands are interwoven. Joi [..]

Interweave two ends of ropes or wire ropes to make a continuous length. Make a loop or eye in the end of a rope or wire rope by tucking the strand ends into the standing part

The connection between two chord members or other structural members joined at their ends by welding or bolting to form a single, longer member.

A fusion process that permanently bonds two strands together without a connector.

A connection of two or more pieces of electrical wire made by using a wire nut or a terminal block.

A joint used for connecting two lengths of conductor or cable with good mechanical strength as well as good conductivity.

To join lines (ropes, cables etc.) by unravelling their ends and intertwining them to form a continuous line. To form an eye or a knot by splicing.

The joining of two ends of a rope or ropes by so intertwining the strands, as but slightly to increase the diameter of the rope.

To create a bond between two lines or an eye in the end of a line by weaving the strands together; as in: That's a mighty nice looking eye splice you have there.

To permanently join two ropes by tucking their strands alternately over and under each other.

A method of uniting the ends of two ropes by first unlaying the strands, then interweaving them so as to form a continuous rope.

To join lines (ropes, cables etc.) by unravelling their ends and intertwining them to form a continuous line. To form an eye or a knot by splicing.

  The act of making an eye, or of joining lines or wires together, by intertwining strands; the joint so made.  

To join two lines together by interweaving and tucking their strands over and under each other in various manners. A strong way of joining lines without the use of knots.

to join two lines by tucking the strands of each into the other.

To join lines (ropes, cables etc.) by unravelling their ends and intertwining them to form a continuous line. To form an eye or a knot by splicing.

To join lines (ropes, cables etc.) by unravelling their ends and intertwining them to form a continuous line. To form an eye or a knot by splicing.

To join lines (ropes, cables etc.) by unravelling their ends and intertwining them to form a continuous line. To form an eye or a knot by splicing.

1. to interweave the strands of a line to another line or to itself. 2. an interlaying of strands of rope to join another rope or to itself without tying a knot. Compare to "Bend"

To join two lines together by interweaving and tucking their strands over and under each other in various manners. A strong way of joining lines without the use of knots.

To unite or join the ends of roll materials by mechanical or electrical means, or by an adhesive.

Joining two pieces of web material to form a continuous web.

method of joining two ends of rope by interweaving them to form continuous loop.

1) To assemble previously cut pieces of recording tape with special tape on the back side. 2) An edit so done.

A joint formed by the connecting of two or more conductors. There are a number of different styles of wire splices. Lineman Wire Splice Splitter. A circuit or component that splits a signal into two o [..]

A steelwork connection for joining (for example) two lengths of column to form a longer column. Beams can also be spliced, but the splice must not, if possible, be in the middle of the beam where the [..]

(nautical) A junction or joining of ropes made by splicing them together. (electrical) The electrical and mechanical connection between two pieces of wire or cable. (cricket) That part of a bat [..]