We have a windup radio to get weather reports when the electricity is out.The pitcher's windup was flawed.Early phonographs used a windup mechanism.
No, that is a violation and the batter takes his base (balk)
nolan ryan
Generally, only when there are no runners on base. However, you could also pitch from the windup when there is a runner only on third base, or on 2nd and 3rd, or when the bases are loaded. Pitching from the windup can be a problem with a runner on third because this will allow the runner to get a longer lead off the base than the lead the runner will get when the pitcher pitches from the stretch.
Time's up rhymes with windup.
A caesura is a natural pause or break in the middle of a line.
When runners are on base, pitchers generally tend to pitch out of the stretch, meaning that they shorten the time it takes to prepare and throw a pitch. This is done to prevent base runners from stealing base. When there are no runners on base, pitchers tend to pitch out of the wind up.
The ISBN of The Windup Girl is 978-1597801584.
The Windup Girl has 361 pages.
The Windup Girl was created in 2009-09.
A caesura
"Toe the rubber" is not an official baseball term, so I'm going to guess that you're using this term to mean when the pitcher assumes the windup position. If so, the answer to your question is "No." Once the pitcher assumes the windup position (or the set position), he/she has three options: 1) pitch; 2) throw to a base (in an attempt to pick off a runner); 3) step off the pitcher's plate (rubber). Rule 8.01 covers this and is quoted in the Discussion section for this question.