Noun:

टेकुई, दुर्बल पदार्थ, धुरा, तकला,

spindle's Usage Examples:

The formation of the spindle begins in the prophases of division.

The Power Was Transmitted To The Paddles By Bevel Wheels F, G, Rotating A Spindle Passing Through A Stuffing Box In The Bottom Of The Calorimeter.

Case A contains the wheelwork, and case E the spindle and steel ball FIG.

The formation of the spindle differs in details in different plants.

(2) Metaphase.The chromosomes pass to the equator of the spindle and b,ecome attached to the spindle-fibres in such a way that they form a radiating starthaped figureAster-when seen from the pole of the spindle.

The transmission spindle, just mentioned, carries at its end a head, 74, which, if turned directly, gives the second speed.

spindle of the hand-wheel gears; one end of the cross-spindle moves the range drum 2'.

was of skins of woven aloe and palm fibre, but at the time of the conquest cotton was largely cultivated in the hot lands, spun with a spindle, and woven in a rudimentary loom without a shuttle into the mantles and breech-cloths of the men and the chemises and skirts of the women, garments often of fine texture and embroidered in colours.

either (I) by the Mexican crusher or arrastra, in which the grinding is effected upon a bed of stone, over which heavy blocks of stone attached to cross arms are dragged by the rotation of the arms about a central spindle, or (2) by the Chilean mill or trapiche, also known as the edge-runner, where the grinding stones roll upon the floor, at the same time turning about a central upright - contrivances which are mainly used for the preparation of silver ores; but by far the largest proportion of the gold quartz of California, Australia and Africa is reduced by (3) the stamp mill, which is similar in principle to that used in Europe for the preparation of tin and other ores.

These are spindle shaped and have long processes.

Synonyms:

fiber, fibre,

Antonyms:

unthoughtfulness, break, white,