Sentence examples for nominal adjustments from inspiring English sources

A few bikes have nominal adjustments for handlebar position and windshield angle and height, but the parameters are so limited that they provide only slight improvements.

While taking out an ounce here and there may seem like a nominal adjustment, it adds up quickly.

Britain managed a massive nominal adjustment by a devaluation of sterling.

The question of the optimality of the bankruptcy code is key, in particular for a country in a monetary union, where the possibility of nominal adjustment is essentially precluded.

The nominal wage adjustment (price adjustment) function determines that wages adjust to any (ex-ante) excess demand or supply in the labor market.

This is important because GGT can be lowered by dietary means alone [ 11– 13], or by making nominal dietary adjustments combined with minimally intrusive procedures, such as blood donation or therapeutic phlebotomy [ 14].

The first scenario represents the status quo (before the 2012 risk adjustment reform) without any post-hoc modifications of nominal risk adjustment transfers.

Costly nominal wage adjustment has received renewed attention in the design of optimal policy.

In this paper, we embed costly nominal wage adjustment into the modern theory of frictional labor markets to study optimal fiscal and monetary policy.

For example, in Switzerland it is currently discussed to charge only 50% of the nominal risk adjustment contributions from 19 to 25 year old individuals (i.e. ρ = 0.5) [22].

The basic disequilibrium framework in the labor market is given by the (notional) labor demand and labor supply functions, the short-side principle determining actual employment, and a nominal wage adjustment equation that incorporates the excess labor as its main element.