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d A jet of SWNT dispersion being extruded from a capillary tube.

When Sox17::GFP aggregates were cultured in Act/Chi for 120 h, we observed cells that were being extruded from a region adjacent to the primary focal point of reporter expression (Fig. 8A; supplementary material Movie 6).

He referred to the pasta that had just been extruded from a gleaming new $3,500 Emiliomiti machine.

From then on, Mr. Cardin was considered a maverick and an outsider, criticized for creating furniture that looked as though it were extruded from a space ship (although he explains that he would "buy the tree, cut the wood and make the drawing").

The members were extruded from a variety of aluminium alloy tempers with a wide range of yield and ultimate strengths.

When a fiber is extruded from a polymer that contains chains of intermediate lengths and functional groups it has a semi-crystalline structure and a visco-elastic mechanical behavior.

In this benchmark, previously defined as BM3 by Cordonnier et al. (2015) and based on experiments by Garel et al. (2012), a hot Newtonian fluid is extruded from a point source onto a horizontal plane and allowed to cool to the ambient air temperature.

The geometry of the system is determined by the thicknesses of the buffer and metal layers, t BL and t M, and by the parameters defining the nanoprism (width and height, w G and H), and its spatial periodicity, P. The three-dimensional shape of the nanoprism is extruded from a two-dimensional design (see Fig. 1a).

The first polar body is extruded from a mature oocyte before fertilization and can be biopsied without damaging the oocyte.

Once a tag is extruded from a deceased animal, the positively buoyant tag will transmit all previously stored data, including time and date of death.

"These works come out of a machine, basically," Labaco said, standing in front of three red globular objects that were extruded from an automated sculpture maker called Scumak, which was designed by Roxy Paine.