Sentence examples similar to Nominal consequence from inspiring English sources
Many weak holders have been cleared away, and the nominal price in consequence is firmer and more real than the nominal price of six months since.
As a consequence, the nominal trajectories are arcs of circumference and may be part of the actual trajectories of the robot.
Yet, even within its constrained distributional range, M. schreibersii might not be a single nominal species and, in consequence, its populations might be much smaller than currently thought.
It appears that, if Bažant's SEL always underestimates nominal strength and consequently provides a safety design of structures, an optimal design should take into account the size effect on the R-curve and their consequences on the size effect on the nominal strength especially for large structures sizes.
This is an expected consequence of the nominal aqueous phase concentrations, which translate into significant concentrations in the bilayer due to the compounds high partition coefficients into the membrane.
The consequences are pretty nominal - you didn't like the movie or book recommended - but the consequences of those false positives are really small.
Reading this, I immediately thought of Bob Solow, as quoted by Mark Thoma: When I was in advanced middle age, I suddenly woke up to the fact that my colleagues in macroeconomics, the ones I most admired, thought that the fundamental problem of macro theory was to understand how nominal events could have real consequences.
So maybe it's not a big deal they got into your Twitter feed, but then they use information from it to get into your bank, so it's an expanding web where they launch an attack that seems simple and nominal but has far-reaching consequences.
Nominal interest rates cannot fall below zero.
