irregular
సక్రమంగా
definition
noun
The Filipino operational center of gravity was the ability to sustain its force of 100,000 irregulars in the field.
a member of an irregular military force.
an imperfect piece of merchandise sold at a reduced price.
adjective
her features were too irregular
not even or balanced in shape or arrangement.
they were questioned about their involvement in irregular financial dealings
contrary to the rules or to that which is normal or established.
translation of 'irregular'
సక్రమం కానటువంటి
example
The 'irregular' shape of the cornea distorts the image causing it to blur, unlike in a lazy eye where the eye is essentially normal.
The Sanfedists were made into the 'irregular' troops of the Papacy and all justice was dispensed in Church courts.
If 'irregular' bleeding started with introduction of a new contraception pill, a change in the type of pill will be considered.
The spongy fabric is loose and tetrahedral, with rather 'irregular' pores in size and shape.
Other abnormalities under high temperature stress included an 'irregular' arrangement of the epidermal cells.
The resultant aggregates may have many internal lipid lined compartments, which contributes to its highly 'irregular' shape.
The Army's 1899 Philippine Campaign led to important doctrine for 'irregular' warfare.
Urge incontinence results from 'irregular' and unexpected bladder contraction, causing the patient to feel an urgent need to relieve herself or himself.
Income can be withdrawn at 'irregular' intervals to suit individual circumstances as long as the payments are in accordance with the above limits.
British troops clash with 'irregular' forces during a raid in Basra.
The couple work long hours and have very 'irregular' , seasonal business, so they needed sound financial advice on how to use their savings wisely.
He is to take up the ANC's decision, which he called 'irregular' and unacceptable, with the Local Government and Housing official.
Cut out the 'irregular' shape from B and the circle from C.
In the last financial year Australia had 4450 asylum-seekers arrive in 'irregular' fashion, that is, boat people.
The syndrome should be suspected in women with hirsutism, 'irregular' menstruation, or infertility.
When he finally drew away, her breathing was 'irregular' and she appeared flustered.
Special announcements and features appeared on a somewhat 'irregular' basis.
Those operations will most certainly involve combat against both regular and 'irregular' forces.
Fractures can occur in any orientation, and they are usually curved or highly 'irregular' in shape.
Low blood pressure and 'irregular' heartbeat are the most significant side effects.
The Army has historically viewed 'irregular' warfare as a temporary anomaly.
Postings may sometimes be 'irregular' this week, since I'm at a conference.
After fingering about a dozen ties I choose a grey one with small 'irregular' spots arranged in diagonal rows.
In contrast, it showed that all planetary and most 'irregular' nebulae are traveling at very low speeds - some toward us and some away from us.
As the theatre of war moved south, so did the smallpox, primarily affecting civilians, camp followers, and 'irregular' troops in both armies.
A better term might be 'irregular' warfare, war against enemies unable or unwilling to field professional armies.
Memory, or at least my memory, is such an uneven and 'irregular' thing.
When the body's natural electrical signal becomes 'irregular' the technology can provide synchronisation.
The gentle formality of the house contrasts strongly with its 'irregular' context and neighbouring suburban dwellings, but it does have precedents in New Zealand.
The net result is that the cartilage is replaced from within by a somewhat 'irregular' vascularized network of bone.
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