Sentence examples for nominal target from inspiring English sources

No matter, New Zealand have done a wonderful job this morning, setting England a nominal target of 481 to win the match.

South Africa's intent to settle for the draw and not chase the nominal target of 511 to win, was clear from the beginning of the day, when they resumed on a parlous 71 for four.

Chandimal's defiant 126 allowed Sri Lanka to set England a nominal target and push the day into a third session, having begun it 309 for five and still 88 runs in arrears.

The answer, I think is that in the absence of a clear nominal target that directly shapes Fed policy, the Fed has to rely on the signalling power of a given intervention to communicate what it wants.

Fabrication tolerances for modern e-beam lithography are usually assumed to be a minimum of about 5%to10%0% of the nominal target dimensions.

The off-grid effects are bias errors in the DOA estimation that arise when the nominal target spatial frequency ν ¯ does not belong to the set Υ for the FB and to Ω for the CSBs.

"It shows how the very idea of having nominal targets and enforcing them quite mechanically is not a good idea," he said.

"It shows how the very idea of having nominal targets and enforcing them quite mechanically is not a good idea," Mr. Pisani-Ferry said.

If conditions worsen, countries should stick with their announced measures, but not necessarily with their nominal targets.

She writes: On the key issue of monetary policy where he caused a storm in December by suggesting banks might need to ditch inflation targets and use nominal GDP targets instead.

Mr Carney has hinted at switching away from inflation-targeting to nominal GDP targeting; an interesting concept when GDP gets revised up and down so often.