At first a knitted machine net was used, but from 1810 this was replaced by a cotton bobbinet made on a twist-net machine.
Wildlife management officials use gill nets, machines that stun fish with electric fields and other tools to clear out the trout.
Foxwoods reported net slot machine income of $72 million in July, down from $73.8 million in July 2001, the busiest month in its history.
While the first wave netted three machine guns and at least one rocket-propelled grenade, the second yielded fewer weapons.
By the early 2000s, many of the fishermen had traded in their nets for machine guns and were hijacking any vessel they could catch: sailboat, oil tanker, United Nations-chartered food ship.
Modern nets, generally machine-made, are composed either of vegetable fibres (such as cotton, hemp, flax, manila, and sisal) or of man-made fibres (such as nylon, polyester, polypropylene, and polyethylene).
The use of machine net for free-bobbin lace became general soon after 1800, making it considerably less expensive.
In Carrickmacross application, a related form made in County Monaghan, Ire., a muslin fabric was stitched to a machine net.
If a player wins on 9 of the 20 lines, resulting in a net loss, the machine still celebrates the occasion with sound and video effects.
