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Elemental human behavior has been extruded from the writer's assembly of aimless and mournful souls and put into different bodies.

As indicated in Fig. 8d, the residual crystallite has been extruded, and no new cleavage appears.

Once PMMA has been extruded though the screw holes, it sets due to polymerization, creating a continuous mass between the core of the screw and the cancellous bone in the vertebral body.

We used cryogenic electron microscopy to obtain what is, to our knowledge, the first asymmetric reconstruction of mature bacteriophage P22 after double-stranded DNA has been extruded from the capsid a state representative of one step during viral infection.

The SFD can be retrieved into the microcatheter and removed or repositioned when less than 80% of its length has been extruded.

In simplest form, NETs represent the DNA from a neutrophil that has been extruded into the extracellular space by a unique mechanism called NETosis.

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.

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.

Samples that had been extruded by an optimized ECAE route (16E) displayed stable cyclic stress strain response.

Probably, there was restriction of the vertical development of the maxillary molars during the orthopedic phase in the Jasper Jumper and Bionator groups; however, these teeth may have been extruded during the fixed mechanical correction.

Material from the transformed zone appears to have been extruded into the top of the crack, which is consistent with the formation of a ductile metallic phase under loading [26].