The phrase "a vol" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a truncated or incomplete phrase, lacking context for proper usage.
Example: "I need a vol for my upcoming trip."
Alternatives: "a flight" or "a ticket".
Scientific reports, Series A Vol 1. Part 1 by Douglas Mawson.
Denying her the dignity of a Christian burial is as criminal as it is cruel.' Earlier the SDLP leader had revealed that during talks in Downing Street with Tony Blair last month, the Prime Minister asked him if his party would enter a vol untary coalition with unionists, excluding Sinn Fein from government in Belfast.
(R,G,B) Vol. (A) % (A) Vol. (B) % (B). Figure 4 shows some profile curves of the distributions of the clot components along the distance from the vessel wall.
Tenax sampling tubes were back-flushed with 8 cm3 of a hexane:IPA solution at a vol:vol ratio of 95 5 into a 10 cm3 volumetric flask before being diluted to volume with the same solvent.
(Polymer Science, Ser. A, Vol. 46, No. 1, 2004, pp. 52 60) must be reinterpreted as a trigonal frustrated phase, a phase that has already been observed in single crystals of this polymer.
While The Prodigy stopped making music that connected with me in recent years, it was 1999's commercial mixtape The Dirtchamber Sessions Vol. 1 (there never was a Vol. 2, sadly) that I think is the best both gateway into and summation of the big beat style.
The city was without a professional baseball team for 14 years after the Double-A Vols ceased operations after their 1963 season.
"You can't serve a Caesar salad followed by a vol-au-vent.
Using a knife score the top of the pastry to give the effect of a vol-au-vent.
Twice it starred puff pastry: a vol-au-vent filled with seafood in a creamy sauce and a combination of light flaky pastry and duck pâté.
I can't think of the last time I've seen a vol-au-vent (a puff pastry shell) on an up-to-the-minute French menu.
