Noun:

অপারেশন ক্ষেত্র,

field of operation's Usage Examples:

This gives the device a much longer field of operation than the modern crescendo pedal, thus making the dynamic change more.

PPL's field of operation is distinct from the UK's other main music copyright collective previously.

Its field of operation was Italy at the time of his command , from 1 Dec 1943 till its surrender.

consists of elected member representatives who are expert in their field of operation.

This apparently secured an undisturbed field of operation for Methodius, and the Vita (x.

Small businesses are usually not dominant in their field of operation.

taken out of service because of site development and its restricted field of operation.

production of bank notes, the production of coins was added to its field of operation in 1941, when the Leningrad mint was taken over by Goznak.

collaborators with Nazi Germany by the virtue of their uniform, oath and field of operation.

This would prevent against the often obscure field of operation known to other physicians and also prevent against repetitive irrigation.

The firm's field of operation was gradually broadened over the following decades, but it was not.

are intelligence and supporting knowledge for intelligence in the field of operation such as disguise, navigation, special martial, Special tools of intelligence.

His reputation was rapidly enhanced by these performances, and his field of operation extended through the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, England, Scandinavia.

demonstrates that the action taken by the directing mind: was within the field of operation assigned to him, was not totally in fraud of the corporation, and.

Bit Organiser) PDAs with NEC V30 CPUs, providing another possible field of operation (gadget hardware), if ported to such a platform.

field of operation, but does not empower the Commonwealth to control the operations of a corporation which lawfully enters upon a field of operation,.

Synonyms:

activity; rescue operation; undercover operation;

Antonyms:

inactivity; end; misconception; beginning;