Roles for the conditions in choosing nominal entry and exit states are described.
The difference lies in whether exit is nominal or verbal, i.e. a British exit from the European Union or Britain exits the European Union.
In the BNC, nominal groups which follow 'the exit of' tend to refer to a location or a building that has an exit, e.g. 'the exit of the car park', where it is clear that the car park has an exit and it is not the case that the car park is exiting anywhere.
However, although infrequent, we also find some evidence for exit as a complex nominal with argument structure, e.g. 'to permit ready exit of passengers in the event of an emergency'.
The nominal source width at the fiber-bundle exit is 5.4mm.
As more tracer exits earlier (in relation to the nominal divide), the hydraulic efficiency approaches zero.
The portion of tracer exiting the storage tank later than the nominal divide adversely impacts water quality.
If the bulk of tracer exiting has a close proximity to the nominal divide, then hydraulic efficiency is high.
This clearly expresses an event-oriented meaning but while exit can be seen as a nominalization, as will be discussed below, the lexeme BREXIT is not a nominalization in the strictest sense since it is formed by an adjective-noun blend rather than the more typical deverbal nominal transpositions (i.e. the nominal is formed without recourse to non-nominal meanings or items, cf. Mackenzie 2007).
Multiple margins of adjustment (frequency of price changes, direction of price changes, size of price changes, exit of sellers) are active in the process of responding to nominal exchange rate shocks.
At an AMTEC cold side temperature of 700 K and reactor exit temperatures of 1202 K, 1176 K and 1133 K, the nominal efficiencies of the three SAIRS options are 27.3%, 26.9% and 22.7% respectively, resulting in low system masses.
