Noun:

वेळ बिंदू,

point in time's Usage Examples:

In 1967, La Carlota City College was established, becoming the only community college in the province at that point in time to be operated by a local government unit.

This allows for the maximum number of molecules to be in an excited state at any one point in time.

Although tesu is similar to tehu in that it encodes the meaning 'not up to the relevant point in time', it also expresses an expectation that the event referred to will occur in the future: this expectation is made explicit in the free translation of (23).

synchronically (within a language at a particular point in time) and diachronically (as a language changes over time).

The most recent study (reported in March 2020) by the City of Guelph about the Aberfoyle source included this comment: Nestlé’s water-taking has not caused a decline or drop in water levels year after year and that water-taking at the current rate is sustainable at this point in time.

Roberts in his book The Making of the English Village, suggests the reason that large numbers of villages have been laid out in regular pattern in Durham and Yorkshire, was through a restructuring at a single point in time, as opposed to natural settlement growth.

This has led geologists to the understanding that at some point in time, there was a great deal of change occurring on the banks of the Damariscotta River that influenced the creation of such substantial middens.

it is defined, less than 1% to 40% of people have sciatica at some point in time.

Or are we, at this point in time, to interpret the physical effect of mistiness the deliberate fragmentation and obscuring of the image (elsewhere a seemingly.

Șor, who was at that point in time under house arrest, won a majority of the votes in the first round of the election and subsequently became the leading figure within the party.

At this point in time no one had ever been able to physically dominate the Road Warriors, something that pointed that big things had been planned for the Skyscrapers.

The probability that an item will operate satisfactorily at a given point in time when used under stated conditions in an ideal support environment.

The outer keep was almost completely destroyed at this point in time, and it is probably only as a result of this accident that the ruined inner keep was preserved.

Synonyms:

intercept, factor, intersection point, intersection, ingredient, attracter, constituent, attractor, point of intersection, element, component,

Antonyms:

right, front, back, left, unerect,