extraneous
भिन्न
definition
adjective
one is obliged to wade through many pages of extraneous material
irrelevant or unrelated to the subject being dealt with.
translation of 'extraneous'
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बाहेरचा,
भिन्न
example
To the extent that 'extraneous' material assists in identifying the purpose of the legislation, it is a useful tool.
In most books you could cut some 'extraneous' material and still leave the plot intact - and you'd still have a substantial sized book.
It's not only the newspapers that are being made carriers for such 'extraneous' material.
And Dan, in that videotaped beating you can hear the 'extraneous' voices of witnesses, perhaps.
However, it is far more likely to be some 'extraneous' folkloric material.
As a student becomes more proficient, 'extraneous' material can be added.
To create a cocoa powder, processors first must clean the beans well, removing all 'extraneous' material.
Maybe after elections, when the passions will cool down the whole issue would be considered on its merits and demerits without bringing in 'extraneous' and irrelevant issues.
Effective cleaning methods include presoaking and manual, ultrasonic, or washer/ decontaminator cleaning to remove soil and 'extraneous' material.
It requires use of a hammer mill to chop or break up stems, followed by cleaning treatments to remove the 'extraneous' material.
‘It is absent of any 'extraneous' noises or acts that we would not associate with a normal aviation environment,’ Black said.
Because the point is this, the occasion of qualified privilege will not attach to material which is entirely 'extraneous' to the information which might be the subject of the occasion, as he has put it - as Justice McHugh put it.
Overall, the authors' main points are clearly presented and thoroughly explained and without the intrusion of 'extraneous' material.
A trial was coded as incorrect when the response did not correspond to the target word, while a spoil was coded either when the voice key was triggered by 'extraneous' noise or when the voice key was not triggered by the participant's response.
Please ignore any 'extraneous' messages you may hear during this time.
The use of the orchestra now seems relatively conventional - no tam tams, marimbas, electric guitars or any of the other 'extraneous' noises that are so popular with the contemporary gang.
Recent scholarship, however, has tended to the view that lecture notes and other 'extraneous' material might have been included in the text, Kant being increasingly dependent on an amanuensis when transcribing his drafts.
In the present case, the admittedly 'extraneous' and irrelevant material is of a kind which has always attracted the law's anxious scrutiny.
A girl can distinguish between the cries of another infant from other 'extraneous' noises long before a boy.
Asked if he was paying attention to 'extraneous' noises, he said: ‘No.’
To aid in the interpretation of mutant phenotypes, we subjected several of the various stl mutant chromosomes to recombination to remove unrelated 'extraneous' mutations in linked genes.
After one hour, grains were sonicated in an ultrasonic bath for one minute to remove 'extraneous' materials from the surface of the grains.
Part of the problem here surely goes to Sarris's editor, who should have been able to reduce the amount of 'extraneous' material.
Who knows what children born of such techniques may have floating around as 'extraneous' genetic or viral material?
Often the teacher gives 'extraneous' material with nothing to reference.
We examined each sample with an optical microscope to ensure that no 'extraneous' material was included in the sample; none was seen.
Trimming 'extraneous' material from the mirror to reduce inertia results in the typical elliptical or polygon-shaped galvo mirror.
At the end of his speech Lord Hailsham dealt with two 'extraneous' matters which he found to be irrelevant.
In undertaking these controls, we could be confident that any cues that did occur in the test tank arose directly from the fish themselves and not from any 'extraneous' material introduced with the fish.
Attachment cones of the latter type are likely to be extensively contaminated with 'extraneous' material, even if the fossils are well preserved and unaltered.
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