operate
येथपासून चालवतात
definition
verb
a shortage of workers to operate new machines
(of a person) control the functioning of (a machine, process, or system).
the surgeons refused to operate
perform a surgical operation.
translation of 'operate'
चालू असणे,
चालवणे,
चालणे,
चालू ठेवणे,
परिणाम घडवुन आणणे,
शस्त्रक्रिया करणे,
व्यवस्था पाहणे
example
Rather than being caused by the market, crises occurred when market mechanisms did not 'operate' freely.
Private copying levies already 'operate' efficiently in many European countries.
Without owning a private generator or two it would be impossible to 'operate' some businesses, not to speak of having to cancel appointments, of planned functions being disrupted.
If you back off and look at this field as a whole, what you see is that the nonlocal effects of consciousness 'operate' across an immense spectrum of nature.
Given such a constitutional framework, the most efficient economic system allows markets to 'operate' freely, as individuals buy or sell commodities and services including their own labour.
The big test comes when the two organizations actually 'operate' together.
Due to the automation and ease of operation, one person can 'operate' the entire system.
At least that's how managers try to 'operate' such businesses.
In that process, because of cultural norms, it was assumed that only men could 'operate' machines.
It was a passage which was concerned with whether there was a general implication to the effect that Commonwealth laws are not to 'operate' in a discriminatory fashion.
Although the home-exchange agencies don't vet potential swappers, they do 'operate' a monitoring system.
The state is commonly viewed as the primary source of the institutional framework within which organizations 'operate' .
Fortunately, not all people and organizations 'operate' in this fashion.
Carter acknowledges that the primary selling point for using robotic total stations is the freedom of having one person 'operate' the system from the target.
In Iraq, our manned and unmanned aircraft continue to 'operate' successfully in the hostile desert environment.
a shortage of workers to 'operate' new machines
Most other organizations 'operate' by encouragement and attempting to establish standards of good forest management.
You don't organize military forces to go 'operate' somewhere unless you know what the target is, where it is, how it moves.
There's an important lesson you have to learn when you own and 'operate' your own business: your employees don't think like you.
The specific industry environment in which organizations 'operate' can have an impact on the strategic direction of a firm.
In reality it is unusual to see this method, primarily due to the complexity involved in calculation and the unstable environment within which most organizations 'operate' .
many foreign companies 'operate' factories in the U.S
Evidently you, your editor, and your organization do not 'operate' under the same rules of journalism.
For example, if you 'operate' a business that has a high rate of employee turnover, you may want to adopt a plan that allows you to have a vesting schedule for your contributions.
Constrained by the tyranny of terrain, ground forces 'operate' in a world of friction and position.
Instead, armored and mechanized task forces 'operate' in or near population centers, compounding the difficulty of their assigned tasks.
‘UK armed forces 'operate' in Iraq in accordance with relevant English law,’ a ministry spokesman said.
Second, U.S. forces increasingly 'operate' in the challenging environment known as military operations other than war.
Modern technology and design assist in urban control while complicating the terrain in which a military force might 'operate' .
Surgeons would 'operate' the system from a remote video console which is linked to robotic instruments positioned above the operating table.
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