It was when I became a nominal adult, a student at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, that I began to understand my predicament.
Mr. Grassley said that Stanley Works, whose shareholders will vote next month on a Bermuda tax move, and Ingersoll-Rand, which became a nominal Bermuda company in December, have about 300 total contracts as government suppliers.
VAS score larger than 3.0 is labeled "tennis elbow" and VAS score less than 3.0 as "normal subjects"; then, the dependent variable now becomes a nominal scale of two status.
Does he want his legacy to be that he elected Donald Trump or Ted Cruz?" How has it come to pass that what was once a nominal campaign for the Republican nomination has become a fully-funded hit-job on Rubio?
The challenge then will become an opportunity for partial recovery of the industrial competitiveness eroded in recent years, as long as the effects of nominal foreign-exchange devaluations are not unwound by a subsequent acceleration in inflation.
This is an altogether different phenomenon from what, in normal times, we regard as a "real" increase – for example, a 5% rise in nominal GDP becomes a 3% rise if you allow for inflation of 2%.
As "no religion" became a more socially accepted identity, nominal affiliates of all ages may have been less inclined to hold on to a Christian identity.
This mode, initially developed on an optional and experimental basis, has now become the nominal operation mode of all ASM instruments on board the Swarm satellites.
Mr. Lebedev, who was one of the K.G.B.'s men in London but became a businessman after the Soviet Union collapsed, paid just a "nominal sum" for the unprofitable Evening Standard.
This vector mode, first developed on an optional and experimental basis for the ASM instrument, has now become the nominal mode in flight.
