The phrase "a nominal range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specified or estimated range that is not necessarily exact but serves as a general guideline or reference point.
Example: "The product is expected to operate within a nominal range of temperatures between 0 and 100 degrees Celsius."
Alternatives: "an estimated range of" or "a typical range of".
Differential pressure sensors using precision-engineered protection mechanisms provide an overload capability of at least Δp = 160 bar at a nominal range of Δp = 10 mbar.
Other desirable aspect concerns the cost-effectiveness of scaffold processing toward industrial-scale production to reliably generate net-like structures with a nominal range of porosities.
The current light flashes white every 20 seconds and can be seen from a nominal range of 26 nautical miles.
Temperature in CCs was kept at a nominal range of 22 to 24°C before, during, and after fixation.
This is known as the nominal range of a light.
The on-ground calibration of MicrOmega requires a full characterization of the nominal range of operation of the instrument, both spectral (0.99 3.55 μm) and thermal (−40 °C to +40 °C) to derive the radiometric and spectral responses combined into a 4D transfer function to convert raw signal to calibrated reflectance.
In other words, even though the nominal range of energies listed in the EBOUNDS is 0 to 75 keV, all the events recorded at all PI values can only be within approximately 0.2-10 0.2-10
As regards the results of this initial series of tests, it was found that LHP spatial orientation within the nominal range of heat loads has no drastic effect on overall LHP functioning, whereas condenser temperature does play an important role, especially in the range of heat load close to critical.
The nominal range of the missile is 4,000 nautical miles, but its warheads can actually fly much farther.
The initial SOC for the (i^{mathrm{th}}) PEV at the time of home arrival can be calculated as follows: begin{aligned} SOC_{arr,i}=left( 1-frac{d_i}{R_i}right) times100% end{aligned} (1 where (d_i) is the daily distance travelled by the (i^{mathrm{th}}) PEV and (R_i) is the nominal range of that PEV, which are listed in Table 1, under normal driving conditions.
The nominal range of the EQ-5D index score is 0 1, but negative scores are possible for health states deemed to be worse than death.
