0 a tube-shaped object with top and bottom edges that stick out and around which a length of thread, wire, film, etc. is wrapped in order to store it: --
1 a cylinder that is wider at each end, around which esp. thread, wire, or film is wrapped: --
Surely the reels, spools and spindles concerned were for the textile industry?
They were after things that were spools or videos, and not documentation.
Its sumptuary ornaments include ear spools.
Detection of habitat selection at small scales is only possible with the spool-and-line technique, a major advantage of this method over t he traditional use o f t raps.
The thread was wound on a spool.
As the spool moves to the left or to the right, the flow is distributed to the load and the tank, depending on the orifice arrangement and the load.
Natal nest location and small mammal tracking with a spool and line technique.
The positioning of the valve spool is based on the pulse width modulation principle.
