Noun:

జ్ఞానం యొక్క పరిమితులు, హోరిజోన్,

horizons's Usage Examples:

horizons like a podsol.

past with a newly dominant form of the present, paying tribute to and reinvigorating the former while expanding the horizons of the latter.

Most are best characterized as stony or cindery loam, with shallow horizons.

suggested that an apparent horizon should be used instead of an event horizon, saying "gravitational collapse produces apparent horizons but no event.

The facies are glauconitic with some horizons of silicification.

The four-year course requires students to rotate around three different laboratories in order to broaden their scientific horizons before choosing a PhD project.

New horizonsThe five Dominican Sisters left Huesca during November 1913, accompanied by the bishop and three other friars who were to serve his territory, landing in Peru at the Port of Callao on 30 December 1913.

future, past, present, limited temporal horizons, organic present, simultaneities of necessity, organic intentionality directed toward concrete goals.

Pilots may experience disorientation and loss of perspective, creating illusions that range from false horizons.

Excavation on the ringfort in Tulsk village continues to reveal a sequence of unexpected and complex settlement horizons, which include a medieval castle-building phase and an Elizabethan-period (c.

In Europe, they were called burghers, and they were encouraged to migrate to the colonies in order to expand business horizons.

        These soils have eluvial horizons from which clay has been leached after snowmelt or heavy rains.

Soil horizons are weakly developed, but a distinct topsoil horizon may be present.

Synonyms:

sensible horizon, linear perspective, perspective, visible horizon, line, apparent horizon, skyline,

Antonyms:

point of apoapsis, periapsis, point of periapsis, stand still, leave,