banding
/ˈbændɪŋ/
adjective
- Having or showing a pattern of bands.
- She wore a dress with a banding design around the hem.
- The banding pattern on the snake warned predators of its venom.
- The banding colors of the sunset stretched across the sky.
noun
- A pattern or arrangement of stripes or bands of color, material, or texture.
- The bird's feathers had a beautiful banding of black and white.
- The rock showed clear banding from different layers of sediment.
- She chose a wallpaper with subtle banding in shades of blue.
- The act of putting a band or bands on something, such as for identification or support.
- The scientists spent the morning banding birds to track their migration.
- Banding of trees helps protect them from insects and disease.
- The workers finished banding the bundles of wood for shipping.
- A method of grouping or classifying items, such as by size, quality, or price.
- The store uses price banding to organize products into budget-friendly and premium categories.
- In education, banding students by ability can help tailor lessons to their needs.
- The tax system uses income banding to determine how much people pay.