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SPUNSociety for Pudendal Neuralgia
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And while she gayly sung, the little weavers spun their silken threads, the flies on glittering wings flew lovingly above her head, and over all the golden light shone softly down.
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The other seems to draw its strength from the very soul of the world, its formidable ally, held to obedience by the frailest bonds, like a fierce ghost captured in a snare of something even finer than spun silk.
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7 : to move swiftly on wheels or in a vehicle <The car spun away.
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SPUN SUPPORTS Electrospinning could have its biggest impact producing scaffolding for the emerging field of tissue engineering.
Spin city: fiber technique fuels materials research
Early in the war coarse yarn continued to be hand spun, but sustained war-time demand for this yarn only increased efforts, already underway, to mechanize flax spinning.
War, gender, and industrial innovation: recruiting women weavers in early nineteenth-century Ireland
In some applications, such as Microsoft Excel, Logitech's technology also senses the speed at which people spin the wheel -- if spun rapidly, the wheel goes into free-spin mode; if spun slowly, the wheel shifts into click-to-click mode.
Logitech Mice Deliver Revolution in Personal Computing Navigation; The Wheel, Reinvented: Revolution Mice Speed Mac and PC Users Through Digital Content with Hyper-Fast Scrolling
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