Sentence examples for is pressed through from inspiring English sources
The ink is pressed through the screen with the squeegee (a rubber blade, usually the same width as the screen, set in a wooden handle).
To make a silkscreen print, the wooden frame holding the screen is hinged to a slightly larger wooden board, the printing paper is placed on the board under the screen, and the paint is pressed through the screen with a squeegee (rubber blade) the same width as the screen.
In ECAE, the workpiece/billet is pressed through a die with intersecting channels having the same cross section.
The flattened dough is pressed through a stringed wooden cutter that resembles a harp or dulcimer and cuts the dough into square strings.
The perfect workmanship of these products and the precise fit of the diameter of the cutting needle system to the inner diameter of the coaxial system could lead to the result that when inserting the cutting needle system into the coaxial needle, air is pressed through the coaxial needle into the patient's body.
Samples were pressed through a total of three passes at room temperature.
But, they say, look at the reform programme that is being pressed through with similar determination.
Tensile testing at 673 K gave superplastic ductilities provided samples were pressed through a sufficient number of passes to achieve a reasonably large fraction of high-angle boundaries.
"It's completely outrageous that a small group of people's ideological views are being pressed through these government agencies onto women's health care across the country," said Dawn Laguens, Planned Parenthood's executive vice president.
The deformation mechanism of equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) was investigated by in-situ physical modeling experiment, in which the billet consisting of two kinds of color grains with designed patterns was pressed through an ECAP die made of a transparent plexiglass.
Others said they believed the strike and picket lines had been an important show of union force — a reminder of the power of labor and the notion that a new national agenda in education would not be pressed through without the notice of teachers.
