extension
विस्तार
definition
noun
the railroad's southern extension
a part that is added to something to enlarge or prolong it; a continuation.
Floodwaters have caused much damage and several extensions and additional pieces of equipment are urgently needed.
a length of electric cord that permits the use of an appliance at some distance from a fixed socket.
translation of 'extension'
विस्ताऱ,
विस्तारलेला भाग,
वाढवलेली मुदत,
प्रसार
example
To a degree this 'extension' of powers was nominal rather than real, for much was a rationalization and codification of hitherto haphazard statute and common law, or a legitimation of what was already police practice.
There will have to be consultation with English Heritage, but the council hopes there will be a glass 'extension' to the building, as a new main entrance from Vernon Street.
The basic family unit is universal, as is its 'extension' to create an additional sense of comfort and protection within communities, tribes or nations.
The EMEAP working group will proceed to study the 'extension' of the ABF concept to include bonds denominated in regional currencies.
And he was tested at between 10 and 14 degrees of elbow 'extension' during the bowling of the doosra.
nature, for Descartes, was pure 'extension' in space
This little 'extension' gives you the ability to plug it in regardless of the USB landscape you are dealing with.
The opposition Socialist Party argued against an 'extension' , saying emergency measures were no longer needed because violence is abating.
She plans to add an additional 'extension' to the front of the house before the builders pack up and leave.
That is, a concept is indefinitely extensible if any attempt to delineate the 'extension' of the concept leads to an instance of the concept not so delineated.
There is an application for 'extension' of time which I understand is not opposed.
They also avoided medical waste, which was controlled by the mob, a high profit 'extension' to the Family owned hauling firms.
Any distribution of any part of the estate made before the application for 'extension' of time shall not be disturbed by reason of that application or any order made thereon.
Some large nurseries and most university 'extension' services will do this for a nominal charge.
My wife went to 'extension' classes at the University of North Carolina on post.
It is not uncommon on applications for special leave to appeal to have to deal with applications for 'extension' of time, and that can be dealt with then.
triceps 'extension'
This was in the aftermath of the arrival of proper University 'extension' classes established by the 1902 Education Act.
Its plans also include an 'extension' to the main building and a new, separate stable block as well as an upgraded driveway and access to the main road.
Does that not suggest that we ought to be dealing with an application for 'extension' of time?
The lack of opportunities for the higher education of women led to the founding of the university 'extension' movement.
This response mode ensured the privacy of adolescents' responses, in the event that parents or siblings were listening to the interview on a telephone 'extension' .
The free-standing, sky-blue core can be glimpsed as you move through the building and a canted link corridor connects the new 'extension' with the main laboratory.
I listened in on an 'extension' when Frank phoned Jack at Bute House to be told his fate.
This is obvious from our inability to conceive of a half or a third of a soul, or of the 'extension' which a soul occupies.
In amphibians, there is convergent 'extension' of the future neural plate during gastrulation.
When these were recommended for refusal, the plans were resubmitted to propose one additional jetty and an 'extension' on the current one.
The word ‘refer’, in our submission, is the trigger in each of those parts to the 'extension' or additional application of that part.
Also to come under the umbrella of the project is the town of Kiltimagh which will be provided with additional broadband capacity as an 'extension' of the Ballina scheme.
Similar commitments by all five of the nuclear powers were essential to gain support for the 1995 'extension' of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
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