Examples of using Technical terms in English and their translations into Hindi
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Thus, when teaching, Rinpoche would often elaborate on the connotations of the Tibetan technical terms.
I mention the necessary Sanskrit names and technical terms once where the context of our explanation demands it.
English easily accepts technical terms into common usage
(2) In definition, such difficult and technical terms should not be used that they should have to define those words again when teaching them.
From his experience in teaching Westerners, he realized that much of their misunderstanding comes from misleading translations of certain technical terms.
In technical terms, to make such an object simpler, at the same
In technical terms, the medical profession has grown and developed drastically with the evolution of newer medical equipments
logical co-ordination of terms, the deduction of correct conclusions, and the creation of certain technical terms in Arabic which entered the literary
In technical terms the operation of the Bright HMX allows a greater absorption of light in low light conditions thanks also to technology Tetracell
In more technical terms, when the rear slip angle(angle between a wheel's actual direction of travel
But the technical terms pass by reference/value from programming language theory is talking about a reference to the memory cell holding the variable, which is something completely different.
In technical terms, there is not a huge difference between providing classification for a full scale FSRU
In technical terms, a router is a Layer 3 network gateway device,
that explains why a person might choose a dog who looks similar to themselves, is”familiarity”, known in technical terms as the“ mere exposure effect”.
CSTT was established in December 1960 by Government of India resolution under provision Article 344(4) of Constitution with objective of evolving and defining scientific and technical terms in Hindi and all Indian languages.
the European Respiratory Society(ERS) to clarify/expand their definition of a nebulizer, as the new Soft Mist Inhaler in technical terms both could be classified as a"hand driven nebulizer" and a"hand driven pMDI.
The technical term for this is NICO- Non-Initiation of Combat Operations.
The technical term for this phenomenon is‘superfetation'.
Remedy” is a technical term in homeopathy that refers to a substance prepared with a particular procedure and intended for treating patients;
While smiling depression is not a technical term that psychologists use, it is certainly