Sentence examples for been extruded from inspiring English sources
verb
To push or thrust out.
Elemental human behavior has been extruded from the writer's assembly of aimless and mournful souls and put into different bodies.
He referred to the pasta that had just been extruded from a gleaming new $3,500 Emiliomiti machine.
This work is based on the recognition that the magnetic lineations detected in rocks on the ocean floor were formed when basaltic magma had been extruded from the oceanic ridges.
The six-part HBO comedy series "Eastbound & Down," now just past its halfway point, appears, on the face of it, to be another prefab house of laughs of the kind that's been extruded, over and over, in the past couple of years by the belching adolescent-humor factory of Apatow, Ferrell, Stiller & Rogen.
THERE'S a certain kind of Chinese restaurant where newcomers are routinely greeted with a courtly bow and a dish of those stiff, pale fried noodles that appear to have been extruded in an auto-parts factory — while the regulars are eagerly dipping into small bowls of roasted peanuts the color of cherrywood, dusted with seaweed powder and glistening with oil.
As indicated in Fig. 8d, the residual crystallite has been extruded, and no new cleavage appears.
Although thermosets can be extruded and cross-linked by heating the extrudate, thermoplastics that are extruded and solidified by cooling are much more common.
The lipid solution was extruded at least 17 times using a 'mini-extruder' apparatus (Avanti).
Her bottles are extruded, she said.
Tubes or other hollow parts can also be extruded.
Unwanted pulp was extruded into a second container.
