consumption
વપરાશ
definition
noun
industrialized countries should reduce their energy consumption
the using up of a resource.
During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, consumption was considered incurable by most people, patients and physicians alike.
a wasting disease, especially pulmonary tuberculosis.
translation of 'consumption'
વપરાશ,
ઉપભોગ,
ખપત
noun
વપરાસ
example
They have explored the effects that certain cinematic texts have had on the respective diasporic cultures, distribution channels, 'consumption' and reception patterns.
An advisor will also direct the homeowner on ways of decreasing energy 'consumption' and costs.
We consume images, ideas, and information until 'consumption' itself is a form of production.
Behavioral interventions have also attempted to reduce energy 'consumption' and pollution by altering transportation-related behavior.
The castor beans are highly toxic and death is likely with the 'consumption' of even a small amount.
The 'consumption' of food and drink is restricted to tea.
The consequences of drinking also depends on how the 'consumption' is distributed throughout the week.
Second, the administration's tax cuts are ineffective at stimulating 'consumption' because they are so heavily targeted at high-income groups.
his mother had died of 'consumption'
Through these measures, they reduced energy and water 'consumption' while lowering the operating and maintenance cost of the building.
The drink is now available in 23 countries worldwide with a daily 'consumption' of 15 million bottles.
I don't think anyone questions that media 'consumption' of technology information has shifted to the Internet.
his confidential speech was not meant for public 'consumption'
Identity in these contemporary worlds, writes Bean and Moni, is constructed through the 'consumption' of goods with selfhood vested in things.
The 'consumption' of large amounts of refined starches can lead to increases in blood-sugar levels.
Their purpose is to supply imported goods and/or services for domestic 'consumption' , and it is through such agents that the Korean market is best penetrated.
The strategy is expected to result in a 40 per cent reduction of energy 'consumption' and a significant reduction of environmental pollution.
The link between soft drink 'consumption' and bone loss is going to become even more significant as children practically weaned on soft drinks reach adulthood.
An information sharing system supports both implicit and explicit 'consumption' of information items that are stored in the staging area.
We had the tradition of preserving food and drink for long time 'consumption' , by watching when the leaves began to fall and when there were changes happening to Nature.
The daily 'consumption' of red meat should be no more than 80 grams.
During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, 'consumption' was considered incurable by most people, patients and physicians alike.
Before his job is finished, he will create a list of suggestions that could reduce the energy 'consumption' of her home by 50 per cent.
Mass 'consumption' , stimulative consumer policies, and revolutions in wholesaling and retailing led to the convergence of regional economies.
Men who increased 'consumption' by one drink per day had a heart attack risk 22 per cent lower than those whose intake remained unchanged.
If they remain in power they will have to find a way to raise taxes on the middle class and the poor, probably through a regressive 'consumption' tax.
For many people, physical inactivity may be a more significant factor in the development and maintenance of excess body weight than in the 'consumption' of extra calories.
We regret to interrupt your daily information 'consumption' , but terrible news has come over the wire.
Cigarette 'consumption' among daily smokers in the two groups was similar (median of 10 cigarettes per day in both groups).
They were so undernourished that they easily became ill from 'consumption' , fevers, pestilence, and a variety of other disorders.
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