Difference between Coils and Whorl

COILS vs WHORL: NOUN

A structure consisting of something wound in a continuous series of loops
Tubing that is wound in a spiral
A contraceptive device placed inside a woman's womb
A transformer that supplies high voltage to spark plugs in a gasoline engine
A round shape formed by a series of concentric circles
Plural form of coil.
Reactor consisting of a spiral of insulated wire that introduces inductance into a circuit

A round shape formed by a series of concentric circles
A structure consisting of something wound in a continuous series of loops
A strand or cluster of hair
A form that coils or spirals; a curl or swirl.
An arrangement of three or more leaves, petals, or other organs arising from a single node.
A single turn or volution of a spiral shell.
One of the circular ridges or convolutions of a fingerprint.
An ornamental device, as in stonework or weaving, consisting of stylized vine leaves and tendrils.
A small pulley that regulates the speed of the bobbin of a spinning wheel.
A flywheel, a weight attached to a spindle, compare 1460.
A pattern of concentric circles.
The fly of a spindle.
A volution, or turn, of the spire of a univalve shell.
A circle of two or more leaves, flowers, or other organs, about the same part or joint of a stem.
The fly of a spindle, generally made of wood, sometimes of hard stone, etc. Also thworl and pixy-wheel.
A scroll or turn of a turbinate bone, as the ethmoturbinal or maxilloturbinal. See cut under nasal.
A volution or turn of the spiral cochlea of man or any mammal. See cut under ear.
In anatomy:
In conchology, one of the turns of a spiral shell; a volution; a gyre.
In botany, a ring of organs all from the same node; a verticil.
In archaeology, one of certain round objects, sometimes slightly cup-shaped, which are frequently found in excavations.
A small flywheel that regulates the speed of a hand-operated spindle.

Spools, Windings, Handbuild, Roll, Gyrate, Scroll, Spiral, Gyre, Curlicue, Curl, Ringlet, Whorl, Loop, Helix, Volute

Inflorescence, Branchlets, Verticil, Convolution, Roll, Lock, Scroll, Spiral, Curl, Coil, Volute, Gyre, Curlicue, Helix, Ringlet

Spires, Rings, Rollers, Windings, Roll, Gyrate, Spiral, Gyre, Curlicue, Curl, Ringlet, Whorl, Loop, Helix, Volute

Petiole, Bract, Inflorescence, Verticil, Convolution, Roll, Lock, Spiral, Curl, Coil, Volute, Gyre, Curlicue, Helix, Ringlet

Movement of air around those coils limits heat retention, and the coils themselves contribute extra responsiveness.
In a simple motor, magnetic field is created by the electric coils generally Cu, Al coils.
Vertical hairpin coils or side heating coils installed on the tank walls should also be provided.
Coils can be selected with similar temperature characteristics providing for more consistent smaller coils.
Hemp Rope Coils and Steel Cable Coils, although they are purely for decoration.
Repairs and replaces refrigeration coils, including chilled water coils.
Slinky coils are still readily available; though not as weatherproof as brass coils, they hold up better than the plain coils.
Gradient coils, shield coils, main magnet windings, RF coils.
These options include continuous coils, Bonnell coils, offset coils and Marshall coils.
Common designs for volume coils include Birdcage Coils, TEM Coils, and Saddle Coils.

My Hibiscus has changed from a double whorl to single?
Inner lip separated from last whorl by narrow groove.
Are you mainly a loop, whorl, or an arch?
The outermost whorl of a flower is called calyx.
Rhizoidal filament on basal cell of a whorl-branchlet.
Leaves are usually four to eight in a whorl.
Bigger persistence increasing blood whorl to the penis.
Some children may have more than one whorl.
Bigger erstwhile increasing blood whorl to the penis.
Class B mutants have sepals rather than petals in the second whorl and carpels rather than stamens in the third whorl.