Around the world, America's allies and even many nominal foes voiced revulsion at the attack, and condolences for families of the casualties.
Yeasayer have discovered the joy of pop music: you can tell from the way nominal frontman Chris Keating's voice has lost its yowly angst in favour of an infinitely more powerful range of styles, including an impassioned take on disco falsetto.
Moreover, while adaptive equalization methods compensated for imperfections within the nominal three-kilohertz bandwidth of the voice circuit, advanced modulation methods permitted transmission at still higher data rates over this bandwidth.
Like most American animated movies, it centers on a plucky hero (softly voiced by Matthew Broderick) who, against the nominal odds (though, really, the odds are always stacked in his favor), overcomes adversity of some kind.
16 The approach is a variation of nominal group methodology that seeks to ensure all stakeholders are able to voice their views equally.
Two sets of woofer speakers (Electro-Voice DL-15X or Kappa Pro 15A) with a nominal output of 400 W were installed in the horn.
It is likely, as Mr. Rangel wanders toward retirement, that he will remain a voice for the progressive left in Congress and, at least, a nominal leader of the Congressional Black Caucus, which he helped found.
The questions were worded to elicit a nominal response, in order to allow automated administration methods with an IVRS using voice recognition or keypad numeric entry on the phone.
Nominal features (case, person/number agreement, possessive agreement) and verbal features (tense, aspect, modality, and voice) are indicated with special tags.
Experiences like this, which can be given voice to by either a singular or a general term, are called "nominal acts" (as opposed to the propositional acts containing them).
