Sentence examples for nominal conversion from inspiring English sources

The resulting MGT-dish equipped with the 'optimal' MGT shows a nominal conversion efficiency of 29.6%.

But until 1858 MPs were required to take the oath of allegiance "on the true faith of a Christian", necessitating at least nominal conversion.

These tensions do not necessarily go away when nominal conversions are made as they can result in resentment and unwelcome expectations.

That 1978 tax bill provoked Boehner to make a political conversion, from nominal Kennedy Democrat to wholly convinced free-enterprise fundamentalist.

In Geneva on his continental tour Boyle underwent what he clearly felt to be a conversion from nominal or at least unthinking Christianity to committed Christianity.

We first cut data into day-long records and normalized all data by their nominal counts-per-volt (cpv) conversion factors nominally 4.2 × 105 and 4.0 × 105 for the Quanterra (USGS-Stanford) and Symmetric (QuakeFinder) digitizers, respectively.

For example, our nominal conditions resulted in 62%% H2 conversion and 29 % CO conversion.

Uphold also still allows for its precious metals conversions (with a nominal fee).

Hirohito of Japan in 1945 was a rare exception – conversion from at least nominal absolutism and complicity in war crimes, to strict constitutionalism.

Meanwhile, Good Friends, a South Korean NGO, reports nominal prices for rice higher than before the conversion (implying a 100-fold increase) and still "soaring by the hour".Punishing state enemies in the private sector is part of it.

It remains to be seen if Facebook will charge users a nominal fee on cross-border transfers and currency conversions, but it will likely be next to nothing.