0 past simple and past participle of bracket
2 If you bracket two or more things or people, you consider them to be similar or connected to each other:
At the word level, stems and their affixes are bracketed together as a single unit.
If a bracketed corpus is available, the corpus can provide useful information in learning a more linguistically-plausible grammar.
Some of these aspects can be bracketed in theorizing at the most abstract level, whereas others cannot.
This is satisfied provided that the square bracketed coefficients of u2 and v 2 in the above expression are both strictly positive.
Many gerontologists, however, would be shocked to find themselves bracketed with feminists, and this is why conceptual frameworks are important.
Lewinian social psychology provided a relatively short-lived alternative that attempted to do justice to the life of groups but that bracketed out their history.
To control for run-down of the response, the lowest and highest intensity stimuli were bracketed by two repetitions of the intermediate intensity.
From left to right the bracketed groups of terms represent advection, production, diffusion and dissipation of turbulence energy.
