| Her images of frothy, blossoming, extruding, immaculate clouds appear to be records of marvels, but are, in fact, marvels themselves. |
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| What will we do when the plastic bag extruding company closes down and all their employees are retrenched? |
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| As the lava continues extruding, it is forming a long, narrow, spinelike dome in the volcano's crater. |
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| The Hasbro company manufactures a device for extruding Play Doh into two piece molds in a variety of forms. |
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| Sea stars feed by extruding their cardiac stomach over their prey, thus predation begins at the pinacocytic layer. |
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| The production of pasta is done by extruding the dough through rollers where it is shaped. |
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| The present invention further relates to a method of extruding a filled, unrisen, yeast bread dough. |
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| Grinding, rolling, popping, extruding and acid treatments have all proven effective. |
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| At times extruding lava is so viscous that it cannot flow at all, and so is pushed almost vertically upward as a rod of lava. |
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| It digests its food by climbing onto its prey and extruding its stomach over the coral colony, releasing digestive enzymes to then absorb the liquified tissue. |
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| Whether you're extruding a sketch, or editing assembly constraints, you'll never use a mouse alone again. |
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| The print head moves over a metal foil, extruding the pastes alongside one another, to create thin stripes. |
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| The flanged joint permits the rototation of the printer around the extruding axis and compensates angular tolerances. |
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| Maximization of our extruding process to reduce rejects and set up times in order to reduce waste and energy. |
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| The preparation method is also important: extruding kibble reduces cooking time and helps to produce an appealing dry food. |
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| One of the most popular methods, though and the one used by the team works by extruding a filament of molten plastic. |
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| This single work, made up of 53 low-lying pieces, was fashioned by a computer-directed machine extruding coils of cement. |
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| The ends of the wire are bent backwwards, so you don't have any extruding parts as with traditional clamps. |
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| Establishments engaged in secondary activities, such as rolling or extruding basic shapes, from metal produced in the same establishment, are included. |
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| To express yourself or be expressed by extruding words. |
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| Because of this fact, these types of compounds are relatively unstable, with the central atom seeking to return to the octet state by extruding one or more ligands. |
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| For some applications, laminated structures may be made by extruding more than one material at the same time through the same die or through multiple dies. |
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| Hollow sections are manufactured by extruding and drawing. |
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| They are usually shaped by extruding or pressing at room temperature, dried and subsequently fired at temperatures sufficient to develop the required properties. |
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| Two common methods are roasting or extruding. |
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| In addition to its capability of extruding a large range of polymers for a variety of fabrics, both woven and non-woven, Beckwith is capable of coloring a range of diverse materials. |
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| Stage II captures metal production, including the smelting, refining, rolling, extruding, alloying and casting of primary metals such as copper, nickel, aluminum and steel. |
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| Artificial fibres can be made by extruding a polymer, through a spinneret into a medium where it hardens. |
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| A wrought product is one that has been mechanically worked by forging, extruding, rolling, hammering, etc. |
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| Custom-designed, heavy-duty single-screw extruders for homogenizing and extruding in strip, strand or pelletized form. |
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| This was achieved by extruding different thermoplastic melts through a capillary die with adjustable magnetic flux densities. |
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| The material then quickly solidifies as it is directed into place with an x-y controlled extruding nozzle that creates a precisely dimensioned laminate. |
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| I managed to snag his 12-week-old scruff and pinch the tiniest bit of exposed tail from the ground, successfully extruding 18 inches of putrefied fish like a nightcrawler. |
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| Extruding twice was done only to increase the concentration of food waste in the final mixture and is not recommended as an applied practice. |
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