0 present participle of patch
1 to connect electronic or phone equipment to a system
2 to put a patch on something
It is the failure of this precondition within the context of a syntactically applicable wave-rule which provides the trigger for our proof patching technique.
This process is called 'patching', and is clearly a metaphor for the patch-panels found in analogue studios.
No correlation was found between the mortality rate and age, associated cardiac anomalies or transjunctional patching.
Transannular patching, instead of using an external conduit, can be usefully applied and would probably avoid future reconstruction of the right ventricular outflow tract.
No adverse effects of the patching regimen were noted.
Transjunctional patching did not alter the postoperative outcome, and was not associated with greater mortality.
They needed only resection of the right ventricular outflow tract, without trans-annular patching.
The advantage with the multiple-scales approach is that it is possible to make a connection with initial conditions, rather than patching to the solutions numerically.
