wastage
क्षय
definition
noun
the wastage of natural resources
the action or process of losing or destroying something by using it carelessly or extravagantly.
the wastage of muscle tissue
the weakening or deterioration of a part of the body, typically as a result of illness or lack of use.
translation of 'wastage'
अपव्यय,
व्यर्थ व्यय
noun
हानि,
क्षति,
नाश,
नुक़सान,
क्षय
example
If power is given free to farmers, they will not care to switch it off soon even after their job is finished; thus, it will result in 'wastage' .
Its storage heaters, which will be produced at the rate of over 600,000 a year in the Shanyang Dimplex joint venture plant, will help to control pollution by reducing 'wastage' .
Placing the product in a niche can be a tough choice, especially if the board wants the entire market, however it can limit 'wastage' of productive resources.
the 'wastage' of muscle tissue
The strategy outlines Defence's commitment to reduce water consumption, minimise 'wastage' and maximise use of waste water across Defence properties.
It could also reduce food 'wastage' which is estimated to cost at least 10 billion yuan every year.
the 'wastage' of muscle tissue
We want to get best value for taxpayers and cut 'wastage' by up to 10 per cent by improving the way we spend money on services.
There is information on rainwater harvesting, roof water collection, a chart of 'wastage' caused by unintentional use of water, and how to prevent this by simple methods such as stopping a faucet from leaking.
On a regular morning walk at Marine Drive with her neuro-psychiatrist husband, an infertility specialist was discussing wants vs. needs and how she could avoid 'wastage' in the lab.
120 staff were lost through natural 'wastage'
And the fact that food must be consumed quickly means that 'wastage' is high.
Often this 'wastage' is a direct result of cost shifting between federal and state/territory governments.
The most common signs are muscle 'wastage' , diarrhoea and respiratory distress in pigs aged between six and 14 weeks.
Their futures looked bleak at the beginning of last year after both were diagnosed with Battens Disease, a fatal condition causing muscle 'wastage' .
Although economists see this as a reward for financial mismanagement and 'wastage' of tax payer's money, many defend the move.
A removable fibre cast pot means the 31-year-old can already do vital stretching exercises on his ankle and knee that will prevent muscle 'wastage' .
Others spoke of 'wastage' and the government leading by example.
But this is a compelling history, tinged with sadness, not only for the human suffering and 'wastage' , but also at the despoiling of a unique and magnificent landscape and destruction of the nomadic way of life.
the 'wastage' of natural resources
I hope that the council at least passes its used cartridges to a recycling agent but by continuing to buy new cartridges it perpetuates oil 'wastage' .
He noted that the problem the region had in the fisheries sector have been the non optimal utilisation of existing resources hence the need to address issues of quality control and 'wastage' arising from inadequate processing facilities.
When you consider that it costs more than that sum to construct just a good harbour, you can see there was no 'wastage' there.
First, there is a reduction in feed 'wastage' ; second, there is an improvement in the digestibility of nutrients.
By getting the domestic consumer to pay an amount of money that is based on usage, there will be more awareness and less 'wastage' of a valuable natural resource.
Mr Graber, you have acute muscle 'wastage' caused by the steroidal hay-fever medication that you are taking.
However, there is 10 per cent 'wastage' on the flowers purchased.
During the off-season, you have to work on your muscles to prevent 'wastage' .
There is evidence, says Vincent, that the inner layer of muscles that support your lower back show muscle 'wastage' in those experiencing back pain because every time you move you are bracing outer muscles to take the strain.
'wastage' was cut by 50 per cent
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