"has been meshed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two different things have become linked or connected. For example, "The current and voltage have been meshed together."
(Intelligence assessments purpose is to provide "a view" -- not to describe or prescribe policy. But it is clear that the DIA reports' "warnings" were widely circulated and would have been meshed into the policy consideration).
In previous work [ 27– 29], models have been meshed predominantly using FEA software, such as ABAQUS.
While Urban Classic events have been meshing classical musicians with MCs and soul singers since the late noughties, traditionalists still spilt their pink gins when the Proms announced the first event dedicated to grime, hip hop and r'n'b, so the genre had much to prove by occupying the Albert Hall stage.
We used ("SNOMED" OR "SNOP") as search query, thereby selecting all papers that have been MeSH-indexed by "SNOMED" and all papers that used "SNOMED" or "SNOP" as a text word in the title or the abstract.
For example, in the macro-modeling method an element of the tower, with large dimensions and the volume approximately 3 m3, has been modeled and meshed.
PCC has been a MeSH heading since 1995.
Seton Hall Coach Tommy Amaker dealt with public expectations of a Final Four run before the season but has been unable to mesh talented freshmen with a strong veteran class.
The use of wide pore lightweight polypropylene mesh to improve anatomical outcomes in the surgical repair of prolapse has been hampered by mesh complications.
Never mind the sieve, this has been through fine mesh muslin.
A parametric analysis has been performed, and mesh convergence was also evaluated to predict stress concentration in the failure regions.
