interference
குறுக்கீடு
definition
noun
he denied that there had been any interference in the country's internal affairs
the action of interfering or the process of being interfered with.
Atomic beams can act like light waves and exhibit all of the classic wave effects, like interference and refraction.
the combination of two or more electromagnetic waveforms to form a resultant wave in which the displacement is either reinforced or canceled.
translation of 'interference'
தலையிடுதல்
noun
தடங்கல்
example
he denied that there had been any 'interference' in the country's internal affairs
A constant priority for the agency is silencing stations that cause radio 'interference' .
The said equipment must not cause 'interference' to others.
If the bat boy doesn't try to avoid the fielder, you've got 'interference' and the batter would be called out.
Behind it, corporate power could operate free from legal 'interference' .
concerns about government 'interference' in church life
He makes it clear this applies as long as there is no outside 'interference' .
All wires should be labeled, shielded from electromagnetic 'interference' , and out of the way.
This not only includes the new WiFi devices, but microwave ovens and other appliances that cause radio 'interference' .
From the control tower, the traffic was clear and there were no signs of 'interference' or alerts.
The NHL sent a video to each training camp so players could see what will not be allowed in the crackdown on 'interference' and obstruction.
Umpire Rich Carcia working right field saw no 'interference' on the play although the call has been the subject of controversy ever since.
The rest of the signals, and quite possibly all of them, would prove to be the result of random noise or radio frequency 'interference' .
This legislation makes it clear that that sort of ministerial 'interference' cannot occur again.
Every time you start your car ignition it causes 'interference' to the radio band - so it's a very confusing technical issue.
Hamilton did hit Lewis, but pass 'interference' is legal behind the line of scrimmage.
The team almost never gets flagged for defensive pass 'interference' .
It is unlikely to be the result of any obvious radio 'interference' or noise, and does not bear the hallmark of any known astronomical object.
The digital output eliminates noise caused by such 'interference' by keeping the signal in digital form throughout.
The radio crackled with 'interference' and she switched it off.
The GAA has allowed physical 'interference' off the ball as part of the game.
Runners need to be educated as to what constitutes this type of 'interference' that takes place around second base, baseball's combat zone.
Fortunately for the Tribe, the 'interference' had no bearing on the inning as David Justice walked with the bases loaded before Jim Thome hit a grand slam.
Pass 'interference' is by far the most annoying exclusion.
an unwarranted 'interference' with personal liberty
The literature supplied with these machines mentions potential 'interference' by other reductants.
Buses and two wheeled vehicles would also benefit as the curbside lane becomes available to them without 'interference' from pedestrians and slow vehicles.
It sounds like 'interference' from a nearby radio station, but it is more likely to be the effect of a ‘leaky’ mike among the production crew.
Obstruction and 'interference' continue to infest the expansion-crazed NHL, but Roberts, Corson and Tucker can muck it up.
As a practical matter, all broadcast communication requires some public regulation to limit signal 'interference' that could frustrate all such activity.
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