bilateral
দ্বিপার্শ্বিক
definition
adjective
bilateral hearing is essential for sound location
having or relating to two sides; affecting both sides.
translation of 'bilateral'
adjective
দ্বিদলীয়,
দ্বিপার্শ্ব,
দ্বিপার্শ্বীয়,
দ্বিপার্শ্বিক,
দ্বিবাহু
example
Examine his nose for any obstruction, such as polyps or septal deviation, and whether unilateral or 'bilateral' .
Mexico is the only country that has not signed a 'bilateral' agreement with China.
She was found to have 'bilateral' temporal field deficits and was referred for a neurological opinion.
A 'bilateral' agreement with Mexico allows workers to come to Canada for harvesting and planting.
Mammography, 'bilateral' in patients who had had conservative surgery, was scheduled once a year.
A key development was the signing of a 'bilateral' trade agreement with the United States last July.
Yeung said codesharing was possible only if it was agreed under the new 'bilateral' air services agreement.
Dai said China will strictly enforce the 'bilateral' agreements on the matter, according to the official.
Extensive fibrosis and 'bilateral' nodular lesions can be seen on chest radiographs.
A chest examination showed signs of 'bilateral' lobar consolidation of the mid zones.
Angiogram showing 'bilateral' occlusions of superficial femoral arteries in thighs.
It is not easy for third parties to intervene in 'bilateral' contentious litigation.
The Readmission Agreement is the first 'bilateral' agreement of its kind signed by Britain and is due to come into effect this summer.
In three instances the muscle was 'bilateral' , and in one on the left side only.
Austria and Bulgaria have had an official 'bilateral' cultural agreement since 1974.
The bank also has a 'bilateral' borrowing agreement that allows it to tap funding from the Bank of China.
It usually predominates on the left side, but may be right sided or 'bilateral' .
Audiological testing showed major 'bilateral' sensorineural hearing loss by 12 weeks.
The two sides held 'bilateral' talks on the sidelines but failed to make any progress.
The important thing is that we do want to open up our markets to benefit all, and this is a 'bilateral' agreement that puts effect to that.
Even flights between the UK and the US are dictated by such 'bilateral' agreements.
Both governments are hailing this 'bilateral' agreement as an alternative to the WTO.
We might be pushing it a bit to get a 'bilateral' agricultural agreement with the French, for example.
All housing activity is done under 'bilateral' agreements with the various states.
On chest radiography, the hydatid cysts were found to be 'bilateral' in two patients.
Security will dominate the agenda of all 'bilateral' agreements between nations.
Do we make heroes of people who break 'bilateral' or international agreements and embarrass the country?
He contended that the House must be involved in the making of any 'bilateral' agreements which binds the country.
He was registered blind and had been diagnosed as having gross 'bilateral' macular degeneration.
Another problem posed by 'bilateral' agreements on pensions is the taxation.
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