- Look up
puncture in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Puncture,
punctured or
puncturing may
refer to: a flat tyre in
British English (US
English "flat tire"...
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manifold is
known as once-
punctured. With the
removal of a
second point, it
becomes twice-
punctured, and so on.
Examples of
punctured manifolds include the...
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Lumbar puncture (LP), also
known as a
spinal tap, is a
medical procedure in
which a
needle is
inserted into the
spinal canal, most
commonly to collect...
- bur its
common names in some regions. The "horns" are
sharp enough to
puncture bicycle tires and
other air-filled tires. They can also
cause painful injury...
- Post-dural-
puncture headache (PDPH) is a
complication of
puncture of the dura
mater (one of the
membranes around the
brain and
spinal cord). The headache...
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Suspension of
disbelief is the avoidance—often
described as willing—of
critical thinking and
logic in
understanding something that is
unreal or impossible...
- A
digital signature is a
mathematical scheme for
verifying the
authenticity of
digital messages or do****ents. A
valid digital signature on a
message gives...
- In
coding theory,
puncturing is the
process of
removing some of the
parity bits
after encoding with an error-correction code. This has the same effect...
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deleted neighbourhood of a
point p {\displaystyle p} (sometimes
called a
punctured neighbourhood) is a
neighbourhood of p , {\displaystyle p,}
without {...
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topologically equivalent to both the open
cylinder S1 × (0,1) and the
punctured plane. The area of an
annulus is the
difference in the
areas of the larger...
