The phrase "as a perforated" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has holes or openings, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The document was printed as a perforated sheet, making it easy to tear off the sections."
Alternatives: "in a perforated form" or "as a perforated item".
This is the only portion that is visible to superficial inspection, appearing as a perforated disc, the central perforation, or pupil, varying in size according to the surrounding illumination and other factors.
Full of holes, it is known as a perforated riser.
Illness, finally diagnosed as a perforated ulcer, plagued him until the early 1970's.
In this case, what appeared to be pneumoperitoneum has been misdiagnosed as a perforated viscus.
Moreover, the flow distribution baffle was modeled as a perforated plate with a free area of 40% and an inertial resistance factor of 1822.1 m−1822.1
This case highlights the following: Atypical HSK can present as a perforated corneal ulcer associated with a large infiltrate.
These characterization methods lack the detail to easily and unambiguously resolve flow mechanisms with similar effects at the core scale that can dominate at the aquifer or oil field scale, as well as the effects of geometry that control the flow at interfaces as in a perforated well or the inlet of an improperly designed column.
In other words, the car is regarded as having a perforated surface with initially zero normal mass flux through it, and the adjoint method is then applied to compute the sensitivity of drag F x or lift F z w.r.t.
Misdiagnosed as having suffered a perforated ulcer, Graves only came to believe in 1983 that the baking soda caused his injury.
Graves told his wife that if he passed out, to tell emergency personnel that "all he did was take a little baking soda". Graves underwent surgery on August 22, 1979 and was misdiagnosed as suffering from a perforated ulcer.
Furthermore, he noted, the review only covers simple, acute appendicitis and does not include children with complicated appendicitis, such as those with a perforated appendix or an appendix mass.
