Adjective:

অনধিকারপ্রবেশমূলক,

intrusively শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ এর উদাহরণ:

নাগরিক সমাজের বলয় অর্থে ব্যবহার করেছেন যা সমাজতান্ত্রিক পূর্ব ইউরোপের অনধিকারপ্রবেশমূলক সমগ্রবাদী রাষ্ট্রগুলোর কর্তৃত্ববাদী সরকারের হুমকিতে ছিল ।

intrusively's Usage Examples:

of the same redevelopment scheme, the firm was responsible for the "intrusively aggressive" Kingswest Centre, built in 1965 and converted from a conference.

For example, in a lock-free stack represented as an intrusively linked list, one thread may be attempting to pop an item from the front.

degrees to: collect information about subjects in the LEA's jurisdiction intrusively search for information and evidence related to the non compliance with.

primarily under the categories of "border security": Ability to non-intrusively determine[clarification needed] the intent of subjects during questioning.

chaste-souled people when the privacy of their soul is coarsely and intrusively invaded.

She does, however, insert herself into the narrative, sometimes intrusively.

Thutmosis III [stepson and successor of Hatshep-sut] inter Hatshepsut intrusively in this simple tomb below her own?" The tomb was lost and rediscovered.

After an intrusively expository start, Rowan’s journey from loner to rebel is smartly paced.

him as a shadowy figure to his students and regarded by his staff as intrusively unsupportive and heavy-handed.

service provider's point of view, is that they can be implemented non-intrusively without affecting handsets.

CANBUS monitoring and diagnostic, with set of supported products for non-intrusively CANBUS monitoring, CANBUS analysis, and additional customized valuable.

and the Kaftar, revealed to be a large, striped hyena-like monster, intrusively jumps inside from a window to attack him.

TransactionVision provided organizations the ability to non-intrusively track electronic transactions throughout a heterogeneous IT infrastructure.

a living person, as well as the new federal museum's modern look and intrusively expansive sculptural grounds.

) to pry into a conversation or argument intrusively or impertinently (this term and its derivatives are common to Pennsylvania.

English mout and related etymologically to mutate; the /l/ joined the word intrusively.

Klaus Badelt’s score can be intrusively emphatic.

" Ben Mathis-Lilley found Simmons' sexism "intrusively abhorrent", stating that "I actually stopped bothering to copy down the.

offers several pipeline leak detection products and services that can non-intrusively and non-invasively pinpoint leaks on pipes using a proprietary acoustic.