Differentiation Meaning in Urdu
1. Differentiation - Distinction : تفریق - اختلاف : (noun) a discrimination between things as different and distinct.
Discrimination, Secernment - the cognitive process whereby two or more stimuli are distinguished.
2. Differentiation - Specialisation - Specialization : کسی خاص علم میں مھارت : (noun) (biology) the structural adaptation of some body part for a particular function.
Cell differentiation in the developing embryo.
Biological Science, Biology - the science that studies living organisms.
Useful Words
Adaptation - Adaption - Adjustment : موافقت : the process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions).
Between - Betwixt : درمیان : in the interval. "Dancing all the dances with little rest between"
Biological Science - Biology : حیاتیات : the science that studies living organisms.
Body - Organic Structure - Physical Structure : جسم : the entire structure of an organism (an animal, plant, or human being). "He felt as if his whole body were on fire"
Different : مختلف : unlike in nature or quality or form or degree. "Took different approaches to the problem"
Discrimination - Secernment : امتیاز : the cognitive process whereby two or more stimuli are distinguished.
Distinct - Distinguishable : مختلف : (often followed by `from`) not alike; different in nature or quality. "Plants of several distinct types"
Function - Go - Operate - Run - Work : کام کرنا : perform as expected when applied. "The washing machine won`t go unless it`s plugged in"
Part - Partially - Partly : جزوی طور پر : in part; in some degree; not wholly. "I felt partly to blame"
Particular - Peculiar - Special : مخصوص : unique or specific to a person or thing or category. "The particular demands of the job"
Some : تھوڑا : relatively much but unspecified in amount or extent. "May I have some words with you?"
Structural : ڈھانچہ : relating to or caused by structure, especially political or economic structure. "Structural unemployment in a technological society"
Thing : بات : a statement regarded as an object. "Do I say one thing?"