operative
கூட்டுறவு
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'
செயல் விளைவுள்ள
example
Is the 'operative' word here ‘talk’ or ‘classified’?
An 'operative' of the Bulgarian secret police stabbed him with an umbrella, the point of which had been poisoned with ricin.
I got on a train with my wife and after a few moments realized that I was the odd man out - ‘man’ being the 'operative' word.
Revealing the identity of a CIA 'operative' is a felony in this country.
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.
‘Independent’ is the 'operative' word, for it was clear even then that the wind was blowing in the direction of corporatisation and integrated players.
However the 'operative' word in my last sentence was ‘when’!
Well, you know, Larry, the 'operative' word here is ‘proof,’ and that is there are studies about everything and anyone can make a study.
I was going to be prepared too… was being the 'operative' word!
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' .
The U.S. Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into how a CIA 'operative' 's name was made public.
The 'operative' word is fair, for soon the City might itself be experimenting with privatisation of water, with French multinational companies running the show.
There was otherwise only weak evidence that natural selection might be 'operative' at the HLA loci, and this effect (if true) appeared localized.
At a fixed fare of Rs 15, the service is 'operative' from 8 am to 9 pm.
The 'operative' word in the definition of credit fee is ‘creditor’.
Impaired ventricular function in itself is not an absolute contraindication to cardiac surgery, although the 'operative' risks are increased.
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).
Causation and convergence were still 'operative' , but they functioned more subtly, and the audience was no longer enthralled in hypothesis building.
For some major types of surgery, 'operative' mortality is an important measure of performance.
The White House insider was indicted yesterday on five counts related to the leaking of a CIA 'operative' 's identity.
A depressed Agent Jay is now a senior 'operative' in the eponymous secret government bureau.
An explosive story: the investigation into the leak of an undercover CIA 'operative' 's identity.
The 'operative' technique used for angioplasty in these patients is now obsolete.
He has carried on working three or four days a week as a general 'operative' at Elmar plastic moulding manufacturers in Greenbridge.
However, the medical therapy is generally not very effective and should be reserved for patients unwilling to undergo dilation or surgery or poor 'operative' candidates.
Patient selection is crucial, as the 'operative' morbidity and mortality may be unacceptable in patients with limited cardiopulmonary reserve.
If this change causes you any problems with the look of the site, please let me know so I can try to fix it (‘try to’ being the 'operative' words).
But the 'operative' word was ‘if’ and she was still clinging to the ‘if’ yesterday.
Consumption is the 'operative' word for US water use.
A secret CIA 'operative' , he committed 33 assassinations - or so Confessions of a Dangerous Mind would have us believe.
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