disposition
గుణముల
definition
noun
a sweet-natured girl of a placid disposition
a person's inherent qualities of mind and character.
the plan need not be accurate so long as it shows the disposition of the rooms
the way in which something is placed or arranged, especially in relation to other things.
translation of 'disposition'
ఇతరుల యెడ వ్యవహరించే తీరు
example
Subsequent lapses in devotion or attitude do not alter God's 'disposition' to save the individual.
One Japanese officer later told his captives he had posed as a native and observed them close hand while noting the strength and 'disposition' of the Australian positions.
Additionally, both any putative aggregation pattern and the exact 'disposition' of the interfacial tryptophans may differ for this conformer.
Bourges and Normandy offer some striking examples of the way in which stained glass can magnify the structural 'disposition' of an edifice.
Have you ever noticed how, whenever you are reminded of this special event, your 'disposition' changes?
But the 'disposition' to assume growth has been replaced by an expectation of decline.
True curiosity, however, involves detachment - a decrease of our 'disposition' to reach conclusions in favour of keen observation.
The use of the terms updip and downdip/basinwards refers to moving into shallower or deeper water on this palaeoslope, rather than present structural 'disposition' .
A state is not a society, a nation or a territory; but a mode of regulation and control, and the 'disposition' of official violence.
All that love tennis know that Tim has the talent and 'disposition' to win; and let's hope that this is the year for him.
The primary order of battle factors are composition, 'disposition' , and strength.
The 'disposition' of costs in this matter presents me with real difficulty.
Table 2 shows the 'disposition' of revised manuscripts received through October 10, 2000.
It, therefore, for the purposes of the Tax Act, which is now applying differently to the real facts, treats that 'disposition' of property as a distribution of profits.
if Napoleon had had railways at his 'disposition' , he would have been invincible
‘We will put the deal at the 'disposition' of whoever emerges as president,’ Laporta said in a news conference in Barcelona.
She is neither of the class nor the 'disposition' to assume the world owes her a favour.
Now she found herself at the command of an army of merry pirates, with two ships at her 'disposition' , and holding prisoner both the pirates' Captain and the hunter that had dragged her in this splendid adventure.
Counsel are invited to submit brief written submissions on the 'disposition' of costs on this matter.
Climbers these days have a variety of helmets at their 'disposition' , and many work under different principles.
The left has an instinctive 'disposition' to side with the people.
Thus Graham is hesitant("It may be" and "I can't say for certain") to acknowledge that God's 'disposition' of judgment can be reliably discerned here.
Her gentle, good humoured and obliging nature, mild manner and unassuming 'disposition' commended her to all fortunate enough to make her acquaintance.
a sweet-natured girl of a placid 'disposition'
this is a tax which affects the 'disposition' of assets on death
the plan need not be accurate so long as it shows the 'disposition' of the rooms
And not many non-academics would have had the time or the 'disposition' to try and decipher what they are about.
If you feel you need to retain some degree of control over the 'disposition' of the retirement assets after your death, you may consider designating a trust as your beneficiary.
The spatial 'disposition' of the pores relative to the electroporating pulse was, however, not resolved.
the judge's 'disposition' toward clemency
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