0 past simple and past participle of rectify
3 to change an electrical current from AC to DC
If we start with a rectified term then we will be able to assume that bindings in environments are distinct, as described by the following.
In practical cases one cannot have the rectified pulses and not the boxlike cross sections of plane waves.
We assume that a term has been rectified before undergoing the static analysis.
Finally, this value is rectified (negative quantities become zero) to represent the firing rate of the simulated tangential cell.
The omission might be rectified by, for example, researchers systematically assessing organisational developments in a specific police force, or tracing the political economy of policing.
These patients could be very difficult to detect and how such a situation can be rectified is open to discussion.
That problem can be rectified by using a different method of interpolation.
In such contexts, its few misdeeds in an otherwise very competent handling of the concepts of economics and theories of philosophy can easily be rectified.
