Water ingress had a nominal effect on the multiple fracture-rehealing performance.
Other new titles of interest, some of which may have had a nominal theater release or appeared on television.
Both my husband and I had a nominal presence on Facebook and LinkedIn, for instance, for a few years.
It had a nominal resolution of 2500 x 2000 pixels, which we set up to provide a resolution of 0.25 mm (300 dpi) on the fragment surfaces.
Still, a recent Monmouth poll found that Mr. Ojeda had a nominal lead over his Republican opponent, Carol Miller, a member of the State House of Delegates.
For a year or so after leaving Congress, Mr. Albert had a nominal "of counsel" connection with the Washington law firm of Cohn & Marks.
Hillary Rodham Clinton had a nominal advantage in the Democratic race there, leading in the Real Clear Politics average by about one percentage point.
On the 6th day of February, 1893, the comptroller of the currency appointed a receiver of the Capital National Bank of Lincoln, Neb., which had a nominal capital of $300,000.
Given that the research councils had a nominal cash freeze from 2010, and that we've seen further cuts to Whitehall research budgets, I would guess that the total spend is even lower today.
Obama has been slow to see the dangers of U.S. passivity there: For months he let things drift in Syria; the United States had a nominal commitment to strengthening command-and-control within the opposition but no real policy on the ground to accomplish it.
One type of these open vehicles built by Mack Trucks, Inc., in 1900 had a nominal seating capacity of 20 with a four-cylinder gasoline engine developing 40 horsepower at street speeds of up to 32 km (20 miles) per hour.
