Sentence examples for change of nominal from inspiring English sources

For convenience we set g o = 1, which amounts to a change of nominal units for measuring the conductance.

The corrosion-induced increased crack growth rate is taken into account by considering the increased hot-spot stress range due to changes of nominal stress and stress concentration factors (SCFs) produced by the thickness thinning (wastage) effects of all braces and chord of the selected tubular joint with a general uniform corrosion model.

From Fig. 8, the maximum amount of the changes around of nominal value is increased by using of reduced order controller and it is equal to 3% which is equivalent to 3.074 rad/s that is increased to 0.006 rad/s.

Dynamic reliability aims to relax the rigid hypotheses of traditional reliability enabling the possibility to model multi-state systems and consider changes of the nominal design condition of a system.

Such changes of the nominal GaAs QW can account for the emission observed by CL.

Money growth (both M1 and M2), real gross domestic product (GDP) growth (as measure of income growth), and changes of the nominal exchange rate of the Sri Lankan rupee/US dollar are used as the monetary determinants of the interest rate.

The Changing Risks of Nominal Bonds.

In the absence of such a target, disappointingly tight policy one meeting leads everyone to revise down expected NGDP growth, which is bad.Of course, the change to nominal output as a policy target was nowhere on the agenda in 2007.

It was found that changing the dimensions of the chemical constitution of the dielectric material could change the nominal value of the parallel plate.

When using selectively genotyped AIL populations for fine mapping purposes this is particularly problematic since genome-wide changes in the distribution of nominal significance measures will not be readily observable.

The standardised rates of change in the nominal gross value added, nominal gross domestic product (GDP), gross wages and salaries, capital stock (gross fixed assets), real GDP per employed person and compensation per employee (domestic) are bundled into a factor called GROWTH.