Sentence examples for give a nominal from inspiring English sources

When one can give such an enumeration, one possesses a distinct notion or concept and is thus able to give a nominal definition of the thing.

The solvent-extracted sediment residues were impregnated with an aqueous solution of ammonium dioxydithiomolybdate [(NH4 2MoO2S2] to give a nominal loading of molybdenum of 1 wt.%.

Cell implantation success was stated from high resolution 3D T2*-weighted images using a 3D-FLASH sequence, with a flip angle of 30 degrees, TE = 20 ms, TR = 200 ms, a FOV of 20×20×10 mm3 covered by a 160×160×40 points matrix, zero-filled to 256×256×64 points to give a nominal resolution of 78×78×156 µm.

Bonferroni adjustment would give a nominal significance of 0.05/8 = 0.0062 which, however, is thought to be too conservative in this case [ 43].

The sample was impregnated with an aqueous solution of ammonium dioxydithiomolybdate [(NH4 2MoO2S2] to give a nominal loading of molybdenum of 2 wt %. (NH4 2MoO2S2 reductively decomposes in situ under hydropyrolysis conditions above 250°C to form a catalytically active sulfided molybdenum phase.

Core workers starting a firm could be given a nominal share issue representing the whole capital of the new company and waive their employment rights.

At a party congress several weeks later, General Yang was ousted from his military post, although he was given a nominal spot on the 20-seat Politburo until Mr. Jiang reportedly nudged him off in 1997.

The annual RenCon competition welcomes researchers to render expressive musical performances given a nominal score, reviewed in [14].

The solubility product in water at equilibrium is Ksp = 5 × 10−9 giving a nominal solubility of 7 × 10−5 mol/l.

The top electrochemical microchip has 500 nm SU-8 spacer and the bottom microchip has 150 nm gold spacer giving a nominal spacing of 650 nm.

The bias required to extract 10 mA/cm2 was 29 kV, with a maximum current density of 0.12 A/cm2, giving a nominal stability of ±2% at 50 kV, with a similar variation in the X-ray dose.