baseline
मूलभूत
definition
noun
An alternative to creating external baselines is to use comparisons of rates of stops and other behaviors among police officers to identify typical rates.
a minimum or starting point used for comparisons.
She has an ally in Seles, the player whose double-fisted power game from the baseline provided the template for so many of the current crop.
(in tennis, volleyball, etc.) the line marking each end of the court.
translation of 'baseline'
आधाररेखा
example
For example, you can place a ball down the first 'baseline' by aiming towards the base itself.
Out wide at the back of the court, Borg hits a top-spin forehand and scuttles back to the middle, to a spot a couple of feet behind the 'baseline' .
This establishes a 'baseline' for comparison after the test stimulation.
It surely will be both the starting point and a 'baseline' for numerous subsequent studies.
Help is on the way; Jackson hit about a dozen threes in a row from the 'baseline' before the game.
When they make it to you, they speed dribble back to their starting 'baseline' and do it again.
The line judges on the 'baseline' and the tramline thought it was a winner, too, but Henman begged to differ.
Winkenwerder said the questionnaire would provide a 'baseline' for medical information about the troops.
Also required was an accurate 'baseline' measurement so that the scale of the triangulation could be fixed precisely.
There is no way that the results from this control group could provide a comparison or 'baseline' for simple guessing.
She has an ally in Seles, the player whose double-fisted power game from the 'baseline' provided the template for so many of the current crop.
The problem with this is that I am always playing about four feet behind the 'baseline' .
Now in experimental areas in computer science I find that we are far from such a 'baseline' expectation.
One line starts on the 'baseline' near the threepoint line and one near the top of the key.
In its upper reaches the stream and its banks are bare as the 'baseline' from home plate to first base.
He can also back up behind the 'baseline' to get more distance from the defender.
Benchmarking is the process of establishing a 'baseline' measurement for comparison.
That play sends Hamilton scurrying across the court, then back along the 'baseline' and up toward the free throw line.
The telephone numbers in the sampling frame were then randomized to produce a 'baseline' data bank.
If a runner goes beyond the extension of a fielder's outstretched arm, he is considered out of the 'baseline' .
However, this study does provide a useful 'baseline' for future comparison.
All the estimates are subject to error, but they do provide a 'baseline' for comparative purposes.
He decides to grab a seat along the 'baseline' and wait for the game to end.
The fault-free case provided a 'baseline' for comparison with the cases that reflect fault modes.
We begin with the description of these bulk sites to establish a 'baseline' for future comparisons.
In a tight game played almost entirely from the 'baseline' , Dokic had a chance to take the first set when she held a break point at 4-4.
The Russian is quick around the court, consistent from the 'baseline' but has little more to offer.
He watched those games from the 'baseline' underneath the basket with a level of intentness belying his youth.
If you go 'baseline' to half court, have the kids face the same direction both ways.
Hopefully when we come back, we have a good 'baseline' , or starting position.
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