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Discover LudwigThe phrase "nominal strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in technical or scientific writing to describe the theoretical or expected strength of something, rather than its actual strength. Example: "The bridge was designed with a nominal strength of 10,000 pounds, but upon inspection, it was found to have a significantly lower actual strength due to aging and wear."
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Guatemala has cut its army's nominal strength by two-thirds since 1996.
Up to 40 per cent of the nominal strength of the Afghan national police is fictitious, they said.
Iraqi sources say that regular army brigades, with a nominal strength of 3,000, may have only a few hundred in the frontline.
very similar to the concrete nominal strength obtained by testing concrete samples at 28 days.
Brittle failure of the grain aggregate is observed and nominal strength obtained.
The three resulting size effects on the nominal strength are compared to Bažant's SEL.
In general, thinner dielectric separators lead to higher nominal strength and higher initial capacitance.
A parametric study indicated that increasing the applied post-tensioning force increases nominal strength.
In this model, the nominal strength is analyzed taking into account the hole radius and the biaxiality load ratio.
The squash load equation of the code was found to underestimate the nominal strength of short composite columns.
After that, the nominal strength of the solder joint decreases gradually, and the damage rate accelerates with increasing cycles.
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