carder

"But there's no other way to catch hackers and carders.

In 1989 the Cambridge Carders set the first record at 3 hours, 7 minutes, 5 seconds.

The carders line up the fibres nicely to make them easier to spin.

For their part, the Carders and Siegels have never looked back.

He crossed the width of the large, open floor, past a row of carders, and then along the back wall toward his own machine.

Common to all carders is card clothing.

Working children were listed as carders.

But the Carders wanted more.

Most drum carders are hand-cranked but some are powered by electric motor.

Only the minds of wild carders.

Wild carders were banned from pro sports.

But no sooner do the sanitation people depart than the so-called "vice carders" are back making sure the view is again blocked with more ads.

Credit-card data is sold in bulk by "carders" and phishing scams are a growing concern.

Or the shills and the carders.

The cards are distributed by "carders".

He could sniff out wild carders.

The carders and the dyers, incidentally, are subcastes separate from the weavers.

In the case of the Penja, they were and many still are cotton carders and produce a course thread.

Another heavily trafficked site, carders.

The Behna are no longer employed mainly as cotton carders, and many are now involved in farming.

A loom, made from tree branches, has been set up; samples of unwashed wool, carders and spindles hang nearby.

The crimped fiber is carded by mechanical carders, which perform an action like combing, to separate and order the strands.

A team of 15 agents monitored and recorded the activities of scores of top carders as they communicated with each other through the network.

Some drum carders have a soft-bristled brush attachment that presses the fibre into the storage drum.

In the past, carders used computer programs called "generators" to produce a sequence of credit card numbers, and then test them to see which were valid accounts.