निकम्‍मापन इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Kuntze's work cast a strong light on the inadequacy of previous approaches to botanical nomenclature.

" Furthermore, she noted that Bono was "acknowledging his own potential for hypocrisy and inadequacy" with lyrics such as "Every artist is a cannibal / Every poet is a thief" and that he sounded humbler and more vulnerable.

An investigation by Workcover NSW found that the collapse was caused by geological conditions at the site, the large span width of the tunnel, and inadequacy of roof support.

Meanwhile, the overwhelming argument from those in support of black involvement, unlike those who believed in black inadequacy was that the contribution of more soldiers was then extremely advantageous to the Army of the Potomac, regardless of their skin color.

The economic and financial crisis beginning at the end of July this year, with all the political consequences flowing from it, including those within the party, has mercilessly revealed the inadequacy of the party leadership, both in the economic realm, and especially in the area of inner-party relations.

The reason for this is the inadequacy of this stadium's facilities.

He did not suffer inadequacy lightly.

As detailed in a flashback, Olympian protests when the original 'Ice', otherwise known as Icemaiden leaves the Global Guardians because of her feelings of inadequacy.

He at once gave me cordial support in my quest, for he also felt the inadequacy of modern art teaching.

"O You Who Know," ("Vous qui saviez") a poem early in the trilogy, challenges the reader with the inadequacy of what they already understand:.

One of these venues is the Stadio Ennio Tardini, although it cannot currently be used for competitive games due to the inadequacy of the seating.

The Tarnished Door: The New Immigrants and the Transformation of America (Times Books, 1983) Looks at the world of illegal aliens residing in the United States and explores topics including the chaos, inadequacy, and corruption of American immigration policy and service (New York Times Notable Book for 1983).