Sentence examples for be extruded from inspiring English sources
verb
To push or thrust out.
Although thermosets can be extruded and cross-linked by heating the extrudate, thermoplastics that are extruded and solidified by cooling are much more common.
Tubes or other hollow parts can also be extruded.
The towers thus appear to be extruded out of irregularities in the existing urban fabric.
Metal and vinyl gutters are available in either sectional form or they can be extruded into long seamless lengths.
It became cheaper still when, after 1906, they could be extruded by perforated conveyor belts a dozen at a time.
The metal may be extruded, rolled, forged, swaged, and spun, but drawing is difficult because of thorium's low tensile strength.
A single gram can be extruded into a wire more than 2km long or beat into a one square metre sheet.
The eggs of skates in aquaria have been observed to be extruded in series, usually of two eggs at a time but sometimes one.
Many special glands secrete repellent or toxic substances, which may circulate in the blood or be extruded from special openings as a means of defense.
They may also be extruded in bar form, although the extrusion pressure is usually higher than for an equivalent reduction ratio or billet size of brass or aluminum.
Polyethylene, especially low-density polyethylene, is thermoplastic (softens and flows on heating) and can be extruded into sheets or films and molded into various shapes.
