-
cognate kinship,
through the mother's lineage, also
called the
spindle side or the
distaff side. A
patriline ("father line") is a person's father, and additional...
- tool
manages to
reach to the far
side of the
workpiece (away from the
spindle side) and cut back
toward the
spindle. Such
operations can be done with...
-
structure ****ociated with
duplicated chromatids in
eukaryotic cells where the
spindle fibers attach during cell
division to pull
sister chromatids apart. The...
- In cell biology, the
spindle apparatus is the
cytoskeletal structure of
eukaryotic cells that
forms during cell
division to
separate sister chromatids...
- stop] [M02 End of Program] [M03
Start Spindle - Clockwise] [M04
Start Spindle -
Counter Clockwise] [M05 Stop
Spindle] [M06 Tool Change] [M07
Coolant on mist...
- method. The
traditional form is a
staff held
under one's arm
while using a
spindle – see the
figure illustration. It is
about 3 feet (0.9 m) long, held under...
-
crankset to
rotate freely. It
contains a
spindle to
which the
crankset attaches, and the
bearings that
allow the
spindle and
crankset to rotate. The chainrings...
- one's advantage. The myth
mentions "The
Spindle of Necessity", in that the
cosmos is
represented by the
Spindle attended by
sirens and the
three daughters...
- with
side 2, and pla**** it. When both
records had been pla****, the user
would pick up the stack, turn it over, and put them back on the
spindle—
sides 3 and...
- help of two boys: the
little piecer and the big or
side piecer. The
carriage carried up to 1,320
spindles and
could be 150 feet (46 m) long, and
would move...
