unrectified
- adjective
- /ʌnˈrɛktɪfaɪd/
- Specialized
- The unrectified electrical signal can cause distortion in the final output of the device.
- unrectified socket
Examples
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When measuring performance, it is important to note that the unrectified current may lead to inaccurate readings.
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Engineers must ensure that the unrectified power supply does not interfere with other components in the circuit.
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Variations in the liner stiffness for the unrectified socket models indicate that the load state primarily affects the interface pressure distribution.
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The stiffness of the prosthetic liner influences the interface stress distribution for both the unrectified and PTB-rectified models.
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For the unrectified socket models, increased tissue stiffness results in increased pressure over the medial tibial plateau and posterior popliteal areas.
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For an unrectified socket design, the residual limb/prosthetic liner interface pressures are relatively insensitive to the socket stiffness.
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Figure 8: Pressure sensitivity in response to changes in the stiffness of the soft tissue for both unrectified (NoRect) and PTB rectified (PTB) socket models.
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The internal and external geometry of the residual limbs was based on transverse CT scans of the residual limb and unrectified prosthetic socket.
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For the unrectified socket models, the normal stress appears to be fairly insensitive to the socket stiffness, and on a local level, moderately to highly sensitive to prosthetic liner stiffness.
Academic text (1996)
Antonyms
How Rectified
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unrectified comes from un- 'not' and rectify 'to make straight', and rectify is like direct which means 'straight'. So an unrectified electrical signal has not been changed into a steady 'direct' current.