0 US spelling of castor
1 a small wheel, usually one of a set, that is fixed to the bottom, usually of the leg, of a piece of furniture so that it can be moved easily
The sugar caster throws a blue shadow in the region where the paper is illuminated only by skylight.
Application of castor pomace and cropping of caster beans to soil to reduce nematode populations.
Now consider the second case where there is no sugar caster, but rather, a blue object lies where the shadow formerly was.
This mobile manipulator is supported by two independently driven wheels with a common platform-fixed axis and two passive, self-aligning wheels (casters).
In the lower panel, a photograph has been taken of the same scene without the sugar caster.
One is of a caster, a highly skilled worker in a vital war industry in which there is a great shortage.
Consequently, it cannot support the amendment that would remove the derogation for small magnesium dye-casters using less than 500 kg per annum.
The education responsibilities that broad-casters must have placed upon them go far beyond the school room.
