0 past simple and past participle of wedge
1 to make something stay in a particular position by using a wedge:
For example, applying different tolerances for wedged portions of fields as well as for different treatment sites would not be appropriate.
Using a dissecting microscope, we recorded small amounts of pollen wedged in small clusters in the ventral area of 83% of the collected beetles.
The patients were treated using a posterior open field and opposed lateral wedged fields for 20 fractions over four weeks.
Inside of the "barrel," a small plate - probably a former lid-was wedged diagonally.
Inside of the "barrel," a small plate- probably a former lid-was wedged diagonally.
These shocks deflect and accelerate the incoming plasma into two exit jets wedged between the shocks.
Moreover, the smoothing effect is continuous, while the wedged etalon effect is discrete.
Most of the larger deviations occurred in wedged fields.
