Sentence examples for for a nominally from inspiring English sources

This dataset provides preliminary insight into the mean flow field for a nominally two-dimensional solar array.

Tony Blair, whose memoir "A Journey" earned a spot on this year's long list (a first for a nominally non-fiction title, though it was snubbed from the short list).

Magnetoresistance ΔR/R of our rGO films shows as well a crossover between positive and negative and below liquid He temperature ΔR/R reaches values larger than ∼ 60%, surprisingly high for a – nominally – non magnetic material.

In "Saved!," as the manipulative, born-again queen bee at a fundamentalist Christian high school, she stars with Macaulay Culkin, Patrick Fugit, Jena Malone and Heather Matarazzo, among others, and she is everything that she was not in her videos: cold-eyed calculation, wreathed in sweet and pretty ways, shilling for a nominally noble cause in the guise of sincerity.

For a nominally larger fee than a typical small claims filing ($79 versus $75 — depending on the state), individuals can pay to have their claims mediated by a professional mediator or file for summary judgement in front of an arbitrator.

The force resolution of the device would depend on the stiffness of the force sensing beam; for example, a beam 250 microns long (L fs ), 2 microns wide and 10 microns deep has a stiffness of 1.75 N/m, which results in 85 nN force and 1.75 MPa stress resolution for a nominally 5 nm-thick specimen.

A group of SNPs from two LD regions in the chr15q24.1 region (CYP1A1 and CYP1A2) showed a protective effect on lung cancer risk among never smokers and a suggestive risk of lung cancer in ever smokers with a significant genotype-smoking interaction for CYP1A1 rs2606345 and a nominally significant interaction for the two SNPs in CYP1A2.

Although PCSK1 rs6235 was not significantly associated with diabetes in the age- and sex-adjusted models (P = 0.21), additional adjustment for BMI rendered a nominally significant protective effect for this variant (P = 0.04).

As much as the bounty of billionaires is a source of pride, it is also a potential cause for concern in a nominally Communist country.

Out of This Century, for Prose, is a (nominally) non-fiction equivalent of Nightwood, the strange, dream-like novel written by Djuna Barnes while she was staying at Guggenheim's 1930s boho hang-out in Devon, Hayford Hall (remembered fondly by its many guests as "Hangover Hall").

For marker rs1421292 (M24) a nominally significant association was also detected in the combined analysis (χ2 = 4.06 p = 0.044).