Noun:

ఫాక్టర్ I.,

factor i's Usage Examples:

Another factor in channel 7's struggles was ownership instability.

Because of the secrecy surrounding the decision, accounts published in the 1950s incorrectly portrayed Oppenheimer as obstructing its development on political grounds, and this was a factor in the Oppenheimer security hearing in 1954.

By 1942, Supermarine designers had realised that the characteristics of the Spitfire's wing at high Mach numbers might become a limiting factor in increasing the aircraft's high-speed performance.

precipitating factor in the mutiny (this time west-to-east after collecting the breadfruits in the South Pacific), in fact that was never contemplated out of concern.

The aircraft pitched up to 41 degrees, with the load factor increasing to 4.

the nation"s earnings and spendings abroad and it consists of the balance of trade, net primary income or factor income (earnings on foreign investments.

The cancellation of a game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, known in development as Sonic X-treme, has been considered a significant factor in the console's struggle to find an audience.

One factor in this decision was a fax from the Secretary of the International Narcotics Control Board to the Netherlands Ministry of Public Health, stating that [P]reparations (e.

The owners believed the Stags could be an alternative to the NHL's Detroit Red Wings, who had not been a factor in the league for most of the decade.

CatalysisIn the field of solid catalysis, the surface area of catalysts is an important factor in catalytic activity.

Alternatively, the retinal illuminance Lr [lm/m^2] Trolands / 289 [mm^2]As provided by a more accurate optical calculations, the conversion factor is 278 rather than 289 as demonstrated by simplified considerations above.

The most important factor is the alignment between IT and business processes, organization structure, and strategy.

Spanish crown for the right to import Africans to the Americas, further enmeshing unfree labor as a key factor in the colonial Latin American economy.

Synonyms:

clotting factor, coagulation factor, fibrinogen,

Antonyms:

undock, break, irrelevance, unpointedness, Phanerogamae,