Examples of using Nuance in English and their translations into Hindi
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The investors club works towards enhancing the knowledge base of the participants in the area of financial markets and educate them on the nuance of investing and trading.
There is also one small nuance here- obtaining the certificate becomes possible only from thirty weeks of pregnancy.
There is one nuance that must always be remembered- it doesn't matter what place to insert the corollas into.
sacrificed some depth and nuance because it defined the local news ecosystem according to strict geographic parameters.
The nuance of this shift may be a cause for concern- especially for a global tech sector in search of a clear route to workforce diversity.
But there is one nuance: from October 4,
Correspondingly, English itself lacks nuance in this regard, with all such practices usually referred to generically as‘meditation.'.
In this procedure, there is one nuance, it lies in the fact that the shoots on which the fruits do not develop,
Do you consider it a challenge to nuance the image of Greco-Roman antiquity,
If this nuance is overlooked, the animal decides
For bee pollinated cucumber varieties there is one important nuance- pollinating plants with male flowers are planted 6 days earlier than the main seeds.
Let's try to look into the matter of this nuance by the example of the same CALM signal.
It also helps build additional nuance into our thinking,(see an earlier post on mental complexity).
Any, even the most insignificant color nuance is carefully found and put on the canvas.
let in diffused light, but there is one nuance.
It's important we don't allow apparent insignificance to fool us, for every adjustment, every nuance right now paves the path ahead.
this is not the most appealing nuance.
Softening around our self-beliefs, entertaining the nuance of‘maybe I'm not who
we speculate that being less sensitive to social nuance may be protective in other areas of marriage by, for example,
She recognises the wonder of our individuality, the nuance of our speech, that certain way we approach other people,