translatability meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Translatability is an issue if a company plans to go global.
2. Students discovered a tension between comprehensiveness and readability / translatability, yet readability of most articles increased.
3. However Whorf was concerned with how the habitual " use " of language influences habitual behavior, rather than translatability.
4. Some research has investigated the possibility of a universal writing style in order to help with the translatability of writing across different cultures and languages.
5. While particular terms may have some functional translatability to concepts in other systems, such translations may typically be controversial outside of the forum of comparative religion.
6. Pliny the Elder expressed the " translatability " of deities as " different names to different peoples " " ( nomina alia aliis gentibus ) ."
7. Given the diversity in human food and each human individually distinguished metabolic capacity, the results of testing the diet induce obesity in rodents are limited in term of translatability.
8. Contrastive paremiology being an ongoing project, Sakayan s next volume became a language-pair-oriented paremiological study with special focus on German-Armenian connections and discussions on cross-cultural translatability.
9. Kuhn then rejected the idea of a universal translatability but not the principle of universal intelligibility, a distinction that is very important in understanding Kuhn's rejection of his critics, such as Davidson.
10. An interesting and amusing example would be the pronunciation of English words with Chinese translatability by actor Xiao Xiao Bin in the 2010 comedy-martial arts film " Just Call Me Nobody ":