Noun:

આગ્રહ, તણાવ, ભાષા પ્રવાહ, ગાળણ, કર્ષ, કુળ, ખલેલ, બાળકો, પ્રયત્ન, આલિંગવું, ખેંચો, ત્રાસ, ફાઇનાન્સ, ટ્રેક્શન,

Verb:

ટેન, જુલમ કરવો, પકડાયો, આગ્રહ કરો, ગાલા, સખત ખેંચો, ફિલ્ટર કરેલ, ધક્કો મારવો, આલિંગન, ગાળવું, ખુલ્લું પાડવું, સ્ટ્રેચ,

straint's Usage Examples:

, fall restraint lanyards).

An exact equation may also be presented in the following form:I(x, y) + J(x, y) \, y'(x) 0where the same constraints on I and J apply for the differential equation to be exact.

In addition, technological restraints including the recurrence of fouling in the MBRs are likely to hinder production adoption.

defendants, constituting the so-called Bathtub Trust, was a combination in restraint of trade and should be dissolved.

"Low cost IMU based indoor mobile robot navigation with the assist of odometry and Wi-Fi using dynamic constraints".

an approach to strategy and military operations, that, while not predetermined, is distinct to the United States because of cultural and historical constraints.

His proposal was not considered in 2010 because of time constraints.

of employees to the business relationship, to be an unreasonable restraint of trade.

The entire trajectory is represented as a single segment, with a single constraint, known as a defect constraint, requiring that the final state of the simulation matches the desired final state of the system.

that former legislation which sweepingly condemned "every combination in restraint of trade" has broken down.

Despite the dynamic drive of his interpretations, his podium manner was a model of restraint.

He instructed the people to undertake a tavam called thuvayal thavam (thuvay means to wash) which was also called Thuvayal Thavasu, an act of ritual washing of one's physique and clothes along with practice of self-abnegation and self-restraint.

They had been subject to undue fines, redemptions, amercements and distraints.