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Examples of punched

punched

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Data were systematically taken from the clinic notes, coded and transferred to punched cards for analysis.
Two 1.27-cm holes punched in the paper determined stimulus size.
The modernist tool of contrast is not used: windows are not violently punched into the facade plane.
At this time, the laser pulse fills a -shaped crater punched into the plasma layer.
To avoid damaging the wasps, seeds with hosts were placed on a punched piece of cardboard and placed in a glass tube (9.5r2.2 cm).
Large framed panels give onto large spaces inside and discreet punched openings serve smaller consulting rooms.
These are not windows conventionally punched in the centre of a wall plane.
Holes were punched in the bottom to ensure that water would drain from them.
In every case, a small hole had been punched in the strawboard and the larvae removed through this.
This technology represented a quantum-leap improvement in user interaction compared to the punched-card operations prevailing in university central computing facilities in the 1970s.
For the experiments, leaf discs (2 cm diameter) were punched out from fully grown tomato leaflets.
He was hit on his legs and ribs with sticks, kicked in his stomach, and punched in his face, neck and chest.
I kicked, hit, or punched partner.
The boarded shed, sliding barn door and punched openings scattered freely within the liberating order of timber frame construction are devices evident in the surrounding buildings.
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