saturation
செறிவூட்டல்
definition
noun
Over time, the rate of adoption of the innovation increases, until the process gets closer to saturation , when the rate again slows down.
the state or process that occurs when no more of something can be absorbed, combined with, or added.
translation of 'saturation'
முழுமையாக நனைத்தல்
example
However, when we pump oil out of the ground, there is an irreducible 'saturation' beyond which the oil won't move.
His oxygen 'saturation' was 98 per-cent as measured by pulse oximetry, and his peak flows were only mildly reduced from his baseline.
The style is reminiscent of glossy fashion photography at times, with good lighting and color 'saturation' .
While viewing the film, I noticed no artifacts of any kind in the image, and color 'saturation' and black levels and detail were superb.
Many were glued to the television for hours of the 'saturation' coverage offered by broadcast and cable news outlets.
While the industry is expanding now, a day will come when the market reaches 'saturation' , and corn ethanol plants will find themselves in close competition.
There is a certain 'saturation' , and it is hard to compete with foreign titles that have deep pockets.
The size of the sample was determined by the 'saturation' of information.
Systematic studies of the prevalence of sexually explicit materials appear at first glance to to verify views about the 'saturation' of western society with violent pornography.
Allegations of censorship, bias and sensationalism have dogged the current 'saturation' coverage of the war.
The only controls applied were those of traditional darkroom work, including brightness, contrast and 'saturation' .
The Americans opted for 'saturation' bombing of key targets like St Lo, the German advance communications HQ, nothing of which remained afterwards.
This decrease is largely because of a 'saturation' of the market and problems in the planning process due to understaffing and limits of only two years on planning permission, according to the report.
However, by the late 1970s a natural 'saturation' set in.
What we are witnessing is 'saturation' in terms of mobile telephony usage in developed markets.
First, the 'saturation' of the media with images of terrorist atrocity has raised the bar on the level of destruction that will attract headline attention.
Print and broadcast outlets both operate on fixed schedules, but broadcast outlets break into regular entertainment programming to offer 'saturation' coverage.
This must be in part the result of the 'saturation' coverage of the war in the media.
In recent weeks the Australian media has given 'saturation' coverage to criminal allegations of pack rapes, cover-ups and pay-offs involving high-profile sportsmen.
All newborns with 95 percent or less 'saturation' underwent echocardiography.
this mixture should give a reading of 45 to 50 per cent 'saturation'
The Internet and specifically its graphic interface the World Wide Web is reaching a level of 'saturation' and widespread adoption throughout the world.
We endure 'saturation' news coverage for three hours on Morning Report.
We are in the era of the one-week number one, given 'saturation' airplay for weeks in advance, eased into place with crushing predictability and instantly forgotten.
This film uses the 'saturation' approach to comedy - throw so many jokes at the audience that, even if only a fraction of them stick, the final product will be deemed funny.
Interpretive techniques such as dodging and burning and adjusting contrast and 'saturation' , have been used since the earliest days of photography.
This precision bombing method was intended to ensure great accuracy and target 'saturation' .
Unfortunately for football-haters like me and some of my friends, last night the charge that football has 'saturation' coverage on modern television does have some credence.
From 1902 the French electrical engineering groups, which until then had specialised in traction, became active promoters of power stations, motivated by the 'saturation' of the tramway market.
The long silence about the sinking of Gustlaff and other tragedies of that period - the 'saturation' bombing of cities like Dresden, for example - was perhaps unavoidable.
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