The Tuscan clockwork spit would be wound over and over again, as the loin cooked slowly in the fireplace, basted with the left-over dregs of the wine from the night before with a great brush of rosemary and sage from the massive herb plants growing outside the kitchen.
Our plasma system consists of a glass tube with an outer diameter of 5 mm, and two copper tapes separated by 20 mm are wound over the glass tube to form concentric outer electrodes (see Figure 1, presented later in this work, for a schematic of the setup).
In this process, the tows are wound in prescribed directions over a rotating mandrel in the shape of the part.
Health officials said the SARS epidemic was winding down all over the world, including in China, the worst-hit country.
And cricket's wide range of formats and varied levels of play mean that a career can be wound down over a number stages.
The group stopped broadcasting to its 1.2 million direct subscribers in Britain last night, and its operations in this country will be wound up over the coming weeks.
The loan book will continue to be wound down over "two to three years" and the €56.5bn in deposits will be "seamlessly" moved to another banking entity, that is yet to be identified, said Honohan.
The transformations are more or less dramatic, but Anderson's method is unvaryingly simple, not to say primitive: each object has been wound about, over and again, with fine copper wire.
Very few novels attempt to cover this stretch of time – even Buddenbrooks only covers 40 years or so, and most of the action of Proust or Powell is wound up over 20 years.
Under the government's proposed changes reintroduced on Wednesday, upfront commissions will be wound down over three years to a maximum of 60%, and a cap of 20% for ongoing commissions introduced.
