extrusion

Examples of extrude

extrude
We continue to investigate possible methods for diapers to pierce through the convective stagnant lid and extrude onto the surface.
Following transfer, watchmaker's forceps were used to tear the ovarian wall and/or gently extrude intact follicles from the cut end of the fragment.
Different domains may have different success at extruding solvent, which might increase the spread in cell dimensions, and perhaps domain orientation, also increasing spot widths.
Degenerated oocytes and immature oocytes that did not extrude the first polar body were excluded.
The oocytes had extruded the first polar body (arrowhead).
After maturation culture, the oocytes that had extruded a first polar body were selected and enucleated with different chemical methods.
As previously stated, mites congregate upon the buds at about the time at which these are extruded from the bulb neck.
This caused the proboscis of the acanthocephalans and the scolex of the cestodes to extrude.
So, the effect of increasing group velocity can be extruded in such an imaginary density profile.
The shape of the extruding punch can be calculated from a table relating the punch dimensions to the principal dimensions of the burring.
The microvilli appear clustered and the plasma membrane appears torn where cortical granules have been extruded.
A plant was considered as having reached anthesis or silking if at least one extruded anther or one silk was visible.
Posteriorly, a slender filament is extruded from the rounded end of the body.
Furthermore, upon compaction and subsequent development, the daughters of the injected cell de-adhered and were extruded from the otherwise compacted and normally developing embryo.
All such follicles can be readily detached and/or physically extruded with the external application of gentle pressure with a forceps.
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