clamp down on something

Examples of clamped

clamped

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

The spatial mode function can be selected freely using, for example, a cantilever mode8 (clamped-free) function as is done in this work.
The umbilical cord is not clamped or cut until cessation of pulsation, separation of placenta occurs without intervention, and the placenta delivered spontaneously.
However, the blocks were clamped tightly by the bars and could not rotate freely unless some force pushed them.
In the partial case when a = 0, condition (17) describes the clamped position of the body.
The aorta was not clamped and cardioplegic solution was not used during this period.
Once the angle and impeller length have been set, the alignment plate is clamped to the support platform.
The aortic arch between the brachiocephalic artery and the left carotid artery was clamped.
To monitor membrane current, eggs were voltage clamped at the desired potential.
The reactor was positioned horizontally with the outlets clamped.
In this procedure, the upper thoracic chain of the sympathetic nerve trunk is transected or clamped.
A steel ring was clamped around the gearbox and a spring steel bar was used to clamp the steel ring to the mounting structure.
A mounting plate was permanently clamped to the wheelchair.
The venous line between the outlet of the ultrafilter and the venous reservoir is clamped.
Finally, the cell was clamped to the original holding membrane voltage.
The value of this angle in the final position (when the part is clamped) is symbolized as fin, other positions are symbolized as cur.
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