खोज-लगाना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

They used the strong psychedelic drug The Mist to trace its origins, before Nommo gave Constantine and himself the Nectar of Nhialic to counteract the trip.

It has also been generalized using representation theory to spin networks in physics, and with the presence of matrix groups to trace diagrams in linear algebra.

With his hand shielding his eyes from the sun as he looked up, Ganbulapula could see the tiny black bees hovering around their hive in the hollow of a tree; he looked upwards to trace the flight of bees.

An alternative derivation refers the name to the eating of a dish of beans and bacon, and seems to trace to 1725, when Daniel Day of Wapping, London began to entertain friends near his estate at Fairlop in Essex on the first Friday in July.

During the blizzard, Edwin manages to trace the weather phenomenon to Allie's house.

The FBI was able to trace the Smith letter and found that it contained a plan of U.

" This advice came with a warning: "But do not try to trace back the whole chain of communication yourself, or else you will be taken for a police informer.

Crank calls (many with threats) came all through the day and night until the family learned to take their telephone off the hook at night-time (much to the telephone company's displeasure, but then it also refused to trace the crank and threatening calls which had provoked that self-help).

Without this mortgagees in possession could seek an order at court to trace certain contemporaneous held classes of property among beneficiaries.

They are able to trace him to India but are unable to find any more information so George is sent to live with his godmother, Shirley Carter.

Although he is still mentioned by several renowned futurists, very little has been written about the evolution of Polak’s ideas and as far as we have been able to trace back, no retrospective work has been published.

The work's libretto is written entirely in archaic languages, including Medieval French and German, early Spanish, and Aramaic, in order to trace the growth of Kabbalistic practice through the Jewish Diaspora.