Part of the northern Somali coast, including Seylac, was then nominally under Turkish suzerainty (the Turkish claim going back to the 16th century, when Turkish forces had aided Aḥmad Grāñ in his campaigns against Ethiopia).
Electron-beam lithography is a technology for the transfer of computer aided design pattern data from a digitally stored format to a high-resolution spatial reality on a nominally flat substrate.
This was a speech nominally about the Internet, but Secretary Clinton again and again talked about the power of people massing and demonstrating, not because of technology but merely aided by it.
(In 1750, during an incognito visit to London, Charles had nominally disavowed Roman Catholicism for the Anglican Church. ) James agreed to pay her an annuity of 10,000 livres and, in July 1760, there is evidence to suggest he aided her escape from the watchful Charles, with the seven-year-old Charlotte, to the convent of the Nuns of the Visitation in Paris.
The inlet section has a nominally 4 1 contraction in the vertical to aid in conditioning the turbulent flow.
Nominally the hero of the film, he spends more time fixating on the integrity of his daughter's hymen than he does aiding the Autobots in their fight for humanity.
Nominally traveling to the aid of Buddy's sister Bonnie, who has been arrested on a trumped-up drug charge that seems related to Buddy's activism in Indian affairs, these two old friends cover a landscape of present-day disappointment and long-lost glory.
While the United States provided no weapons and relatively little in the way of other aid, the nominally secular, American-backed Free Syrian Army became the dominant player on the battlefield.
Although nominally concerned about Greece -- and other aid recipients, such as Cyprus, Ireland, Portugal, and Spain -- many Eurocrats had a larger purpose in mind.
