अपेक्षित-होना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Unaffected, they brush it off as something to be expected.

The English school holds that the international system, while anarchical in structure, forms a "society of states" where common norms and interests allow for more order and stability than that which may be expected in a strict realist view.

This was considered to be expected by the Australian public, because of the very large number of British-born citizens and first generation Anglo-Australians at the time.

In his August 23 obituary in the Bay Area Reporter, Allen White described the event as "exactly what should be expected to remember a hero in a crisis.

The proposed Lok Ma Chau Loop Innovation and Technology Park is located just east of the border post and will be expected to generate up to 1.

The subjects taught in the school at this time were very different to what can be expected in the modern day education system.

The trial raised serious concerns about further war crimes trials involving naval affairs, since only one junior naval officer had sat as a judge during the trial, and army officers could not be expected to have a good knowledge of naval warfare.

represented a more crippling blow to the Third Fleet than it might be expected to suffer in anything less than a major action.

As an apperceptive agnosic, it would be expected that since she cannot recognize the slot, she should not be able to correctly place the card into the slot.

In classical physics, the motion or rotation of a body in a particulate medium will normally be expected to result in momentum and energy being transferred to the surrounding particles, and there is then an increased statistical likelihood of particles being discovered following trajectories that imply removal of momentum from the body.

There was even no formal specialization in the different branches of medicine, as might be expected.

Those with relatively high levels of capital in relation to labor would be expected to produce capital-intensive goods while those with an abundance of labor relative to (immobile) capital would be expected to produce labor-intensive goods.