Sentence examples for nominal part from inspiring English sources

These communications enable to recursively construct the nominal part of the physical interactions for compensation.

All of these filters completely eliminate the seasonal outliers, but they also introduce significant distortion in the nominal part of the signal.

Indeed, taking advantage of the uncertain TS modeling, nonlinearities associated to unmeasurable premises variables can be reported from the nominal part to the uncertainties.

As before, all of these filters completely eliminate the seasonal outliers from the data, introducing much less distortion in the nominal part of the signal than the corresponding median filters do.

According to the system nominal part, a CLF is first constructed in general to facilitate the nonlinear optimal system design and Sontag's formula is used in particular to generate a suboptimal controller.

When the system state is far away from the equilibrium and the system nominal part is predominant, the nonlinear optimal control part will govern the system response as well as drive the system state approach the equilibrium in an optimal fashion.

The bank or bondholder gets nominal part-ownership of the asset in question, and receives rental payments rather than interest payments from the issuer.

Instead of receiving interest payments on lent money, as in a standard bond, a sukuk generally entitles its possessor to (nominal) part-ownership of an asset; he then receives income either from profits generated by that asset or from rental payments made by the issuer.

The Replacement of the nominal parts by the realistic ones requires the redefinition of the initially defined assembly mating constraints.

As was discussed in Section 4 (see, in particular, the description of Figure 6), the response of the receiver 40-MHz lowpass filter at 65 MHz is relatively large, and the contribution of the TX signal in its nominal band (part I of the interference in Figure 2) into the total interference is significant, which makes the total interference sub-Gaussian (−0.5-dBG peakedness).

The response of the receiver 40-MHz lowpass filter at 65 MHz is relatively large, and as can be seen in both panels of Figure 6 (green lines and text), the contribution of the TX signal in its nominal band (part I of the interference in Figure 2) into the total interference becomes significant, reducing the peakedness of the total interference and making it sub-Gaussian (−0.5 dBG peakedness).