traction
त्यासाठी वापरलेली शक्ती
definition
noun
a primitive vehicle used in animal traction
the action of drawing or pulling a thing over a surface, especially a road or track.
his car hit a patch of ice and lost traction
the grip of a tire on a road or a wheel on a rail.
translation of 'traction'
खेचून नेण्यारी क्रिया,
त्यासाठी वापरलेली शक्ती
example
Displaced fractures are reduced by 'traction' with local pressure over the prominent proximal end of the distal metacarpal fracture.
You just know this one is going to end up with someone going to intensive care in 'traction' .
To facilitate animal 'traction' , migrants cut down big trees, cleared bamboo bushes, and uprooted stumps.
Why were valuable time and money spent in attempts to adapt the unadaptable old horse car lines to the new condition of electric 'traction' ?
Loss of animal 'traction' resulted in decreased production intensity, as did loss of labor power through migration, conscription, and death.
Electric 'traction' gave rise to increases in flexibility, speed and capacity, and resulted in cheaper fares.
if a film got a little 'traction', a wider release could be negotiated
To Cleveland's credit, it did recognise the superiority of electric 'traction' over other systems and electrified rather swiftly once an effective system had been developed.
Lack of fuel and replacement parts has led to the reintroduction of animal 'traction' for agriculture in a retrenchment to a preindustrial past.
the changeover to diesel and electric 'traction'
You have no electronic driver aids, no 'traction' control and no antilock brakes.
his leg is in 'traction'
Serious, permanent complications from this procedure are rare but can be minimized by limiting the amount of time that the patient is in 'traction' .
The advocates of disengagement have yet to gain 'traction' .
The new Hodgen splint held a limb in 'traction' while a wound was dressed, a critical innovation on the battlefield.
the changeover to diesel and electric 'traction'
Not only are introductions in order, you should also give the fresh acquaintances a little 'traction' to get their friendship rolling merrily along.
At first the deal got plenty of criticism, from environmentalists and pro-business conservatives alike, and little 'traction' on Capitol Hill.
The exception is emergency vehicles that disperse sand to give icy roads 'traction' .
For example, we may produce systems that alter the combustion properties of fuels, the viscosity of lubricants, or the ability of vehicles to gain 'traction' .
Dancers now jump higher, pirouette more times - more than the naked eye can count - and spend hours in 'traction' to stretch their limbs and torsos a centimetre or two more.
Most drivers travel at the posted limit in dry weather, but need to allow for slippery roads, reduced vision and lower 'traction' in wet weather.
He now focuses on designing 'traction' kites which can pull a board, a craft or a vehicle.
Electric 'traction' was commercially applied first on suburban and metropolitan lines, but was quickly adopted for underground railways.
his car hit a patch of ice and lost 'traction'
Colin, a retired 'traction' and rolling stock engineer, and his wife aim to complete more than 30,000 miles of their epic odyssey by train.
For the first time, I noticed my legs were in 'traction' .
his leg is in 'traction'
It's pulled by a diesel engine today but there is a strong movement to reintroduce steam 'traction' .
He had a white sheet over him, and then he pulled on one of his legs, and it was in 'traction' .
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