As at the End of Days, there is nothing left but black and white, good and evil: Let life, waned, ah let life wind Off her once skeined stained veined variety upon, all on two spools; part, pen, pack Now her all in two flocks, two folds — black, white; right, wrong.
In his backpack and in his room, the police found a.40-caliber handgun, ammunition, razor blades and bomb-making materials, including six bottles of smokeless gunpowder, shotgun shells and pellets, two clocks, two spools of auto wire, an electric drill and two pressure cookers, the criminal complaint said.
The first is that of two spools, with a tape running between them, one spool unwinding the tape, the other winding it up.
The $1,199 printer comes with two spools of PLA filament and has a 225 x 145 x 150 mm build volume.
Yet, there is a drawback: because a tape moves between the two spools, the image presents the duration as being homogeneous, as if one could fold the tape back over its other parts, as if the tape were super-posable, implying that two moments in consciousness might be identical.
For the model with spools, put the two spools in the holder.
There I bought six spools.
On the twenty-fifth floor, we came across evidence of one: spools of flat, rubbery-looking cable.
Each pair of jeans uses three spools of topstitching thread, and you're often trying to force the needle through more than six layers of fabric.
Prompted by Ms. Knowles's assemblage of lentils, string and cloth on rice paper, Mr. Curtis laid his cello flat on four spools of duct tape, then drummed and bowed up and down the entirety of the instrument deliberately, coaxing out thickets of elemental timbres.
The ISO drawings for the three spools are shown in Fig. 7.
