Definitions for "Shuttle"
An instrument used in weaving for passing or shooting the thread of the woof from one side of the cloth to the other between the threads of the warp.
The sliding thread holder in a sewing machine, which carries the lower thread through a loop of the upper thread, to make a lock stitch.
a device to carry the weft thread back and forth through the warp thread when weaving
The process of moving vehicles from the put-in to the take-out or trip members in the reverse direction. This can be accomplished by driving at least two vehicles to the take-out and one back to the put-in, by hiring meal drivers, or by usinga charter flight service if you canafford it. Or you can hitchhike with a sign reading: RIVER RAFTING-NEED RIDE UPRIVER.
A vehicle used to move Rainbows back and forth from the parking area to the trailhead into the Gathering.
public transport that consists of a bus or train or airplane that plies back and forth between two points
To move backwards and forwards, like a shuttle.
In iMovie, previewing video forward or backward at double speed in the monitor by using the Fast Forward or Rewind button during playback.
A coaster layout where the train travels the same length of track twice, generally once forwards and once backwards.
To and fro, it keeps going to and fro. Obviously named after the unwearying American spacecraft.
n/a The shuttle is used to move items from a source list to a target list, and to modify the order of the target list. Shuttle controls also allow users to modify their selections. The reorder component may be used independently of the full shuttle component. no; describe the actions required to complete selections in the shuttle Shuttle
A move with crews at both origin and destination and trucks "shuttling" material between the two. Generally reserved for large projects.
If the full-sized moving van can't get to your current home or your new home because the street is too narrow or there are low-hanging trees or whatever, your shipment will have to be loaded onto a smaller truck called a "shuttle." As you might imagine, this will significantly jack up the cost of your move.
a service provided by the Tualatin Chamber of Commerce and the member businesses of the Transportation Management Association
a vehical that transports people and things across short distances
Small detachable ship carried on the larger vessels. Used to transport passengers and small items of cargo the surfaces of planets, so the larger ship does not have to land.
A device on a tractor or handler which allows direction to be reversed at the flick of a lever with no requirement to use the clutch.
Space shuttle commissioned to launch starlets or any other attractive females who get within range of Clay. Particularly offensive ones may become shuttle fuel. (From the Clackhouse)
Sight Edge Sigillata
A style of chassis popular in the 70's. This chassis is identified by the fact that it is centered around one main rail down the center of the chassis, with the body mounts extending out to the edge of the body at the front and rear.
badminton equipment consisting of a ball of cork or rubber with a crown of feathers
Sibilance Side-slipping
Part of the jog/shuttle combination.
Paratransit service operated by Pierce Transit.
a toxic brew of volatile chemicals, and you can be burned and suffer other serious health consequences
The art of maneuvering cars and canoes from put-in to take-out points.
A shutter, as for a channel for molten metal.
an extensible hardware context
a processor context which can be extended later on
a vertically arranged series of trays that can be deposited or retrieved upon demand
The load-supporting mechanism on the carriage that provides for movement of loads into or out of storage locations and P&D stations.
The Shuttle is the term used for the pre-populated Annual Return document, Form 363s.