पाठ्यता-से इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

This claim is quite likely historically accurate, though it is difficult to verify textually as little liturgical material from the Land of Israel survives.

much more interesting, both textually and artistically, than the insipid Conan adaptations by Marvel.

Yet hybridity no longer is solely associated with migrant populations and with border towns, it also applies contextually to the flow of cultures and their interactions.

For example, rather than looking for instances of “ice cream parlor” on pages online, Google looks for pages that demonstrate qualities that an ice cream parlor would have, speaking contextually about ice cream parlors using natural, conversational language.

Said Nursî's textually-based Nurcu movement evolved from the Sufi orders.

it really is, apart from being a pop-culture phenomenon, something that is deeply layered textually episode by episode.

In Beattie and Butterworth's (1979) study, low frequency content words and those rated as contextually improbable were preceded by hesitations such as fillers.

Similarly, Na jiti is another word play and means "that which cannot be vanquished", which is contextually relevant to the Nachiketa's third boon.

Contextually, the Cube symbolizes Earth, while the circle (represented by the elliptic stadium) represents heaven, a common motif in ancient Chinese art.

10 of the Shvetashvatara Upanishad; Dominic Goodall, for example, states that the term generally meant "supernatural power", not "illusion, magic", in the Upanishads, and Māyā contextually means "primal matter" in verse 4.

Carter appears in the film to offer a different, more contextually sensitive view of the scriptures that the church relies on in order to put forward its radically anti-homosexual viewpoint.

You write it contextually because it is embedded in all of these sites, to care for all of these souls.