0 present participle of extrude
1 to form something by forcing or pushing it out, especially through a small opening:
Thus, scope extrusion has to be allowed, but only if the extruding variables are never encountered during evaluation.
Different domains may have different success at extruding solvent, which might increase the spread in cell dimensions, and perhaps domain orientation, also increasing spot widths.
For a thick extruding sequence, the cooling effect of the lower plate will be less significant at the top of the exhuming unit.
The shape of the extruding punch can be calculated from a table relating the punch dimensions to the principal dimensions of the burring.
Considerable irregularity has been displayed by the females in extruding larvae.
For a thin extruding sequence, the cooling effect of the downgoing plate could affect the entire unit, hindering thermal relaxation.
Fuse deposition modelling (fdm) operates by extruding a bead of melted plastic filament through a thin nozzle.
We observed water extruding through the seams when the inflatable is inflated, potentially contaminating the outside of the inflatable with bacteria growing on the inside during storage.
