separation
वेगळे
definition
noun
the damage that might arise from the separation of parents and children
the action or state of moving or being moved apart.
prose structured into short sentences with meaningful separation into paragraphs
the division of something into constituent or distinct elements.
translation of 'separation'
वियोगावस्था,
ताटातूट,
(पतिपत्नींचा)विभक्तपणा
example
she and her husband have agreed to a trial 'separation'
I think it reasonable to infer that the standard of living enjoyed by the plaintiff prior to 'separation' was in part dependent on the greater income produced by the defendant.
The husband testified he owned no such assets at 'separation' .
Channel 'separation' , frequency response, clarity were all excellent, with plenty of panning sounds front to rear and right to left, or both.
It was found that the plaques violated the U.S. Constitution's precepts on 'separation' of church and state.
The album with 16 songs captures the torment, pain and frustration the prisoners undergo after 'separation' from their loved ones.
The rear surrounds are put to good use, although there is not clearly defined 'separation' or distinction between the channels.
The stereo soundtracks predominantly come across more like two-channel mono; only in the music can any real channel 'separation' be found.
The focus of this research is on 'separation' and regeneration of the catalysts in order to decrease costs of production while increasing the purity of the product.
Prior to the 'separation' , the wife worked full time in the husband's family business.
Elliott's thematic gear shifting and tempo changing make the album's 'separation' into eight tracks largely beside the point.
You may ask why I use CMYK 'separation' rather than the more normal CMY.
The 'separation' of club and divisional teams in the County Championship was done and extra games were provided.
an improved method of lead 'separation'
Ultimately, such novel protein architectures could be designed to include functional elements useful in sensing, 'separation' or other technological applications on the molecular scale.
The 'separation' and division of the works into three spaces in some ways disturbed the continuity of the curatorial exercise.
Tomorrow, the Supreme Court decides if school vouchers violate the constitutional 'separation' of church and state.
The Japanese stereo track features very good channel 'separation' and some rather nice low-end action.
In addition, the husband made voluntary payments to the wife following the 'separation' of $600 per month.
The original Japanese stereo audio has very good channel 'separation' and a much wider soundstage than I had anticipated.
Your five year plan is well prepared and your 'separation' of the various parts of the town into divisions establishes manageable work programmes in each.
This 'separation' into stanzas is reinforced by differing dominant sounds.
religion involved the 'separation' of the sacred and the profane
Yet despite public pressures, the strict church-state 'separation' laid down by the Warren Court survived.
His work on 'separation' of the boundary layer was summarised in the Von Neumann lecture he gave to the American Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics in 1980.
The same mechanism of unsteady vorticity injection appears to control 'separation' and turbulence production.
His research in spectroscopy and chemical 'separation' laid the groundwork for generations of analytical chemist.
The few action sequences let viewers hear nice 'separation' in the stereo channels.
Dialogue is well presented with moderate use of channel 'separation' .
A complete 'separation' of religion from the state guarantees this freedom and protects children from manipulation by religions.
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