coupling
വിരിയുടെ
definition
verb
a sense of hope is coupled with a palpable sense of loss
combine.
noun
Metal from valves, couplings , and other machinery can contaminate solar cells as they are grown from molten silicon, cut into wafers, and finished by adding dopants and attaching contacts.
a device for connecting parts of machinery.
the coupling of coaching and personal training
the pairing of two items.
example
The uncoupled 'coupling' swayed slightly back and forth on its slightly rusted hinge.
But the diesel kept going, because the hostler, not being a trainman, had never thought of trying the 'coupling' .
Other techniques of electrical stimulation involve capacitive coupling and inductive 'coupling' pulsed electromagnetic stimulation.
Are photography and surrealism such an ‘unnatural 'coupling' ,’ as one observer has recently suggested?
Steve merely shook his head, reaching forward across the train 'coupling' and grasped the door, yanking hard on it and allowing it to slide off to the right.
Inductive 'coupling' of the discharge gap to the electronics is not necessary.
Edward followed and saw passing tracks under the 'coupling' of the train.
At higher temperatures thermally induced effects will dominate, and dynamic electron-phonon 'coupling' will lead to a fast hopping-type motion of localized excitations.
Slip on a washer and poke the threaded end of the 'coupling' through the hole from the outside.
However, under normal conditions, the intimate 'coupling' of behavioural rituals and sensory aspects of smoking with nicotine uptake gives ample opportunities for secondary conditioning.
Angela, for the first time since she set foot on the train, looked at the 'coupling' between the cars.
We now turn to the question of the effect of these national differences in the forms of 'coupling' and number of partners on sexual activity itself.
It is not known how many lovers he had as he spoke in his memoirs of 'coupling' with several partners.
He replaced the sheaves and pulleys with a direct 'coupling' .
Marriage and family theory has always privileged heterosexual 'coupling' .
Once I had the wall 'coupling' in place, I proceeded to get the gasket on the exhaust.
An early night allows for uninhibited intimate bodily 'coupling' without worry of being overheard by a child.
This capacity, when combined with 'coupling' between peak sexual desire and peak fertility, ensures that sex effectively serves both reproductive and social ends.
First, we are interested in the effect of diverse forms of 'coupling' , including the distinction between marriage and cohabitation.
this 'coupling' of two of the greatest works of Haydn
The same is often true of those 'coupling' in semi-private places - such as the beach at night.
This is only achieved by 'coupling' great writing with great delivery.
Without this ideological 'coupling' , our consumer behavior might spin wildly out of control.
the 'coupling' of tribunals with ministerial enquiries
Bell's brilliant 'coupling' of sound waves and electrical pulsations had given rise to the telecommunications revolution.
Irregularities in the Earth's rotation are chiefly the result of tides, but other causes are changes in sea level and electromagnetic 'coupling' between the core and mantle of the Earth.
Nonetheless, his choreography, which often features a racially diverse cast, nudity, and same-sex 'coupling' , is not always easily digested by Middle America.
It also reveals the mechanical 'coupling' that exists between residues.
The external device and the implant under the scalp come together by magnetic 'coupling' .
I put my camera pack in one, and we each perched on a 'coupling' between cars, squaring down.
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