सीमांत
definition
noun
However, an important difference is in the shape of the crescentic facets on the proximal edge of the marginals .
a plant that grows in water adjacent to the edge of land.
adjective
marginal notes
of, relating to, or situated at the edge or margin of something.
translation of 'marginal'
मार्जिनल,
पार्श्व-स्थित,
हाशिये की,
किनारे पर की,
किनारे का
adjective
ग़ैरमामूली,
किनारे पर लिखा हुआ,
हाशिये पर का,
सिरे का,
प्रांत पर का,
छोर का,
अत्यंत
example
In 1914, the submarine was seen as a weapon of 'marginal' importance.
Such is the nature of American fencing that even at the nationals, 'marginal' swashbucklers like me can end up dueling an Olympian.
Since the tax refund is based on the taxpayer's 'marginal' tax rate, it's prudent in some cases to defer deducting the RRSP contribution.
No longer would elections be decided in a small number of 'marginal' seats - parties would be forced to campaign for every last vote, everywhere.
You have gone back to define market power, I thought, as the ability to charge above 'marginal' prices.
It seems to me, at the moment in this case, that it is not as if this is a 'marginal' difference of a small degree.
GM can make crops more efficient, putting 'marginal' land back to nature and reducing pesticide use.
Add to this the fact that many of their 'marginal' seats are electing councillors, and this is a big test.
Nationally that figures has soared by 500 per cent in 'marginal' seats in the election.
Utility accounting is notoriously arcane and based on aggregate, not 'marginal' , costs.
If he is rational, he will choose a price that maximizes his profit, the price that equates marginal cost with 'marginal' revenue.
In fact, there was little turnover of seats at general elections and the two main parties concentrated on the fifty or so 'marginal' seats which decided the outcome of a general election.
Once upon a time his own seat was quite 'marginal' , and it was often touch and go on election night - him never knowing if he was going to stay in parliament or not.
Though the use of the horse as a draught animal was spreading, this was of 'marginal' importance.
In some cases the provision grounds comprised 'marginal' , unproductive land; in others the soil was ideal for food crops.
UBS is even carving out a position in U.S. investment banking, where it was once a 'marginal' player.
However the stated purpose of the tax cuts is to increase economic growth, and this is determined by the 'marginal' tax rate.
As a plus, 'marginal' water clarity can be productive, especially with live bait.
Fixed fees also have no impact on 'marginal' decisions about whether to drive more or fewer miles in a year, since annual mileage is not related to the tax rate.
The variable, total, 'marginal' and average costs are calculated along with total revenue and profit or loss.
All dead and yellowing growth should be cleared from 'marginal' plants and water lilies, and submerged aquatics that are getting out of hand should be thinned out.
By spending time in the places with 'marginal' seats, he aims to find out what the voters really want and what the towns and surrounding areas really need.
Aren't we really discussing some small, 'marginal' difference in income here?
Africa is so vast and fertile that we don't need GM crops to increase yields or to enable us to use 'marginal' land.
He used pole and maggot in the 'marginal' slack water for a mixed net of small roach and perch scaling 3lb 9oz.
Labour, having survived this year's election, has been left with a heavy crop of 'marginal' seats to defend.
Landowners can offer eligible cropland and 'marginal' pastureland in these watersheds.
Any righteous indignation on the part of the Americans at that stage was undermined by replays which suggested the offside decision was 'marginal' .
By the 1990s, the use of frequent flyer programmes had become more widespread and their revenue benefits 'marginal' .
Communities can also demand that PE be treated as more than a 'marginal' school pursuit.
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