Noun:

ట్రయల్ కాలం, అస్సే సమయం,

trial period's Usage Examples:

In 2007, the bank has acquired polymer banknote technology to print the ten-dollar banknote for a trial period of two years.

It is a major aspect of climate change, and has been demonstrated by the instrumental temperature record which shows global warming of around 1"nbsp;°C since the pre-industrial period, although the bulk of this (0.

The software was available as a commercial version with a trial period.

Originally, there was a 30-day trial period for playing with the toys online, but now the company has decided to.

request of the regent, Michel-Richard de Lalande gave up three of his four trimestrial periods of duty as sous-maître de musique at the Chapelle Royale.

water-wheels of the early industrial period, steam power at a later date, and soft water for bleaching and paper making.

Mini E cars were handed to private users for two consecutive six-month field trial periods.

A so-called "sin-bin" to counter cynical play was introduced for a trial period in hurling, though representatives.

On August 23, 2015, Metra announced that the weekend express service would become permanent upon completion of the trial period on November 29, 2015.

See alsoSwanseaHistory of WalesList of Scheduled Monuments in SwanseaSwansea Vale RailwaySwansea and Mumbles RailwayReferencesBibliographyLower Swansea Valley series of factsheets, numbers 1 to 8 Swansea Museum ServicesCopperopolis: landscapes of the early industrial period in Swansea, Stephen Hughes, 2005 (reprint) Miskell, L.

standard feature on most Hyundai models for three years, but after the trial period is available only with a paid subscription.

The initial operation started as a 30-day trial period to allow a shakeout of the technologies involved to determine adherence to the Nevada State.

Their trial period was deemed successful and from 1910 onward, policewomen were employed in other Swedish cities.

Synonyms:

Golden Age, incubation period, era, quarter, lunar time period, semester, air alert, travel time, canicular days, morning, lifespan, honeymoon, Olympiad, study hall, Platonic year, indiction, puerperium, running time, noviciate, great year, real time, millenary, forenoon, Indian summer, regulation time, time, time off, decennary, blossom, run, century, early days, peak, generation, silver age, quinquennium, drought, mid-October, hebdomad, week, lease, youth, heyday, mid-August, school, bimillennium, phase, bimillenary, quadrennium, Saint Martin's summer, dark, civil day, midweek, morn, twelvemonth, period of time, enlistment, fundamental measure, millennium, mid-June, two weeks, wartime, usance, field day, rainy day, fortnight, clotting time, bout, overtime, dog days, prehistory, question time, eve, schooltime, duty tour, daytime, quarter-century, prohibition era, hospitalization, stage, morning time, year, school day, nap, month, watch, night, calendar week, multistage, festival, peacetime, work time, novitiate, window, flower, long time, occupation, prehistoric culture, bimester, drouth, weekend, term, time period, term of enlistment, mid-December, mid-November, times, mid-February, season, mid-January, time of life, flush, decade, epoch, life-time, mid-May, efflorescence, years, decennium, elapsed time, age, duration, half life, prime, silly season, test period, hitch, mid-April, day, tide, tour of duty, lactation, nighttime, time limit, calendar month, extra time, fundamental quantity, mid-September, term of a contract, trial period, lifetime, evening, shelf life, continuance, time frame, uptime, long haul, yr, lustrum, daylight, trimester, long run, prohibition, reign, tour, past, midwinter, phase of the moon, bloom, half-century, hours, life, calendar day, iron age, downtime, sleep, hour, time of year, mid-July, bronze age, mid-March, dawn, canicule, half-life,

Antonyms:

overtime, work time, downtime, regulation time, day, night, time off, uptime,