operative
ऑपरेटिव्ह
definition
noun
The lay people, it should be added, are most likely to be the technical operatives in the seed industry in the USA.
a worker, especially a skilled one in a manufacturing industry.
adjective
the transmitter is operative
functioning; having effect.
they had wounds needing operative treatment
of or relating to surgery.
translation of 'operative'
खाजगी गुप्तपोलीस,
परिणामक्षम,
यंत्र चालवण्यात कुशल व्यक्ती,
इछित परिणाम घडवून आणणारा,
अमलात असलेला
example
The signs and symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are usually evident as early as, or even before, the first missed menstrual period, so prompt diagnosis and 'operative' treatment can prevent major trouble.
Impaired ventricular function in itself is not an absolute contraindication to cardiac surgery, although the 'operative' risks are increased.
This Club of Rome effect is now widely recognized as having been 'operative' in the U.S. gas market.
For instance, the principle that society should share the costs of production while enjoying free access to goods at the point of delivery is one already 'operative' in a huge public sector in most capitalist states.
There was otherwise only weak evidence that natural selection might be 'operative' at the HLA loci, and this effect (if true) appeared localized.
And I was asleep. ‘Was’ being the 'operative' word.
An explosive story: the investigation into the leak of an undercover CIA 'operative' 's identity.
With the year on year increase in rates of 'operative' delivery it is important to evaluate the impact of obstetric interventions on future reproductive outcome and subsequent mode of delivery.
This was probably just an old 1980s shell of the sort used against the Kurds and Iranians, and nothing suggests many of these remain or are still 'operative' .
But the 'operative' word was ‘if’ and she was still clinging to the ‘if’ yesterday.
Rarely, if ever, is the functionality of a plane combined with that of any other 'operative' tool (we never see a combined plane and bit brace, for instance).
‘The euro is here, it will be 'operative' across the continent in five days' time,’ he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
A depressed Agent Jay is now a senior 'operative' in the eponymous secret government bureau.
While this type of effect may be 'operative' , we note that the magnitude of the correlations between satisfaction and other perceptions varies dramatically.
The time between injury and 'operative' treatment was longer than in the meniscectomy group.
In addition, the transcervical approach has fewer associated side effects, decreased 'operative' time and minimal postoperative hospitalization.
Fractures with even small amounts of displacement are prone to nonunion, and 'operative' treatment is recommended.
I'm thinking of something like Earl Shorris's Clemente Program, which was wildly successful, but I'm not sure if it's still 'operative' .
Patients found unfit on account of low PFT values for a particular type of surgery were rejected for 'operative' procedure.
All our surgeries have a certain 'operative' mortality associated with them.
The U.S. Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into how a CIA 'operative' 's name was made public.
Causation and convergence were still 'operative' , but they functioned more subtly, and the audience was no longer enthralled in hypothesis building.
But from April my husband, who works as a machine 'operative' in the factory, will be paying 1 percent extra on his national insurance.
The 'operative' word is ‘dead’ because apart from the fact that it was nearly 8pm, there were only a dozen or so cars in the car park and what is even worse, we were the only diners in the lovely restaurant.
Is the 'operative' word here ‘talk’ or ‘classified’?
This was a necessary condition, as most vital functions must have been 'operative' shortly after hatching, which may have coincided with the onset of calcification.
However the 'operative' word in my last sentence was ‘when’!
It kicked off operations early last year, and was largely 'operative' by fall - although schools, reemboldened in a chorus of complaint, have reported serious glitches in the system.
Just to remind our viewers, the potential crime here is that it's against the law to knowingly leak the identity of an undercover CIA or intelligence 'operative' .
The White House insider was indicted yesterday on five counts related to the leaking of a CIA 'operative' 's identity.
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