સ્થિતિઓ ફ્લેક્સ્ડ (સંયુક્ત તરીકે),

Noun:

ફોલ્ડ, વક્રતા, નમન, વક્ર ભાગ, વળો,

flexions's Usage Examples:

encountered in the ability to enter the tubes, and, even when tubes were cannulated, light reflexions or "white out" from healthy tissue as well as adhesions.

métrique diatemporelle: ou des accords de temps revolutifs dans les langues à flexions quantitatives.

His monks assembled together for "psalmody" and "genuflexions" seven times a day, in accordance with the Psalmist"s "Septies in die.

CareerEarly careerIn 1975 he published the anti-Marxist book La Cuisinière et le Mangeur d'Hommes - subtitled Réflexions sur l'État, le marxisme et les camps de concentration, in which he argued that Marxism leads inevitably to totalitarianism, tracing parallels between the crimes of Nazism and Communism.

contemporary critic in The Times wrote of Connery"s performance, "certain inflexions and swift deliberations of gesture at times made one feel that the part.

In the same year appeared his Apologie pour la Nation Juive, ou Réflexions Critiques.

electroencephalogram and electromyogram of self-initiated movements (fast finger flexions) on tape and analyzed the cerebral potentials preceding movements time-reversed.

" Philippe Bobichon, "Littérature de controverse entre judaïsme et christianisme : Description du corpus et réflexions.

ethical background"), which exhibits a peculiar imprint with unexpected inflexions and austere harmonies in a narrow time span.

For ready recognition, a language free of flexions can benefit from two types of signposts of “sentence-landscape”: articles.

The sound coexists with other retroflexions in Norwegian dialects.

Lomanotus vermiformis can swim with lateral flexions of the body when disturbed.

Aibert, who died in 1140, recited 150 Hail Marys daily, 100 with genuflexions and 50 with prostrations.

Synonyms:

dorsiflexion, flex, bending, flexure,

Antonyms:

extension, agreement, same, similarity, equality,