Sentence examples for minimal nominal from inspiring English sources
The Oxford English Dictionary tells me that "token" has meant "pro forma; (purely) symbolic; constituting a gesture (only); minimal, nominal, perfunctory" since about 1915, which is when the syllabus of modern English literature began to be consolidated in British and American universities.
By sorting all analysed SNPs with a MAF ≥10% by minimal nominal p-values a list was derived for the best 15 SNPs (Table 1).
Moreover, we show that with minimal changes in nominal parameter values the simplified model can be adapted to predict observations from both rats and humans.
The stem size corresponding to the last broach inserted allowed for a nominal minimal cement mantle of 2 mm.
Secondly, in the case control GWAS discovery sample, we performed 10 000 permutations of the case control status to see how often we get directionally consistent nominal minimal one-sided P-values of ≤0.025 as observed for 20 out of the 25 CNVRs detected in the family-based discovery GWAS sample.
Most of the Italian clubs charged with match-fixing in 2011 faced minimal point deductions and nominal fines.The only way to clean up the game is by modifying the incentives that encourage corruption.
The override strategy is designed to retain a minimal effect on the nominal control loop in case no output constraint is violated.
Stability of the solution is guaranteed by constraints that ensure a minimal distance between the nominal operating point and a stability boundary in the space of uncertain parameters.
The override strategy is designed to have only a minimal effect on the nominal control loop when no constraint is violated.
Coming from the other direction (Exposure control or Gain control towards the Lens control) is much easier, since we know exactly the values of the and, and whether they have reached their nominal (or minimal) values.
A fascinating material, skin has a tensile response which exhibits an extended toe region of minimal stress up to nominal strains that, in some species, exceed 1, followed by significant stiffening until a roughly linear region.
