Sentence examples for nominally capable from inspiring English sources

For every five hides, or units of land nominally capable of supporting one household, one man was supposed to serve.

The turrets were nominally capable of 70° elevation to provide additional anti-aircraft fire, but in practice the maximum elevation was only 55°.

The Model B turrets were nominally capable of 70° elevation to provide additional anti-aircraft (AA) fire, but in practice the maximum elevation was only 55°.

These observations suggest that the species were nominally capable of persisting within the region investigated, perhaps in warmer coastal refugia, during periods of inhospitable climatic conditions.

Two sizes of disc (1 mm and 5 mm diameter) were first processed following method #4, and the discs digested overnight with 10 units of AluI (nominally an amount capable of digesting 10 μg of DNA per hour).

During the structuring of the WLAN exposure system for the purpose of biological experiments, two types of mPCI (mini Peripheral Component Interconnect) router board cards, one 802.11 a/b/g (type R52) and one 802.11a/b/g/n capable (type R52n), were evaluated nominally with 20−80 mW (13−19 dBm) and 20−200 mW (13−23 dBm) peak power, respectively.

The half-aperture, toggled-transmit (toggled-Tx) approach (between fore and aft subapertures), shown in Figure 1(b), has the advantage of maintaining the same phase-center distance (or the along-track baseline) as the standard dual-channel case (Figure 1(a)), which is nominally 3.75 m for RADARSAT-2, and is capable of generating three independent phase centers, shown as down-pointing triangles.

While there are four other prospective Canadian pipelines that would nominally help ship the heavy oil across North America to capable refineries, each of these projects face significant bureaucratic and political challenges, making their approval unlikely.

Motivated by these facts, this work proposes a new simplified methodology capable of predicting a reasonably accurate response of free-plan nominally symmetric buildings.

It may be found, for example, that a modest reduction in performance will permit radical savings in overall cost or, conversely, that the postulated equipment is capable of much better performance than is asked of it, at only nominally greater expense.

Mass spectrometry is capable of not only providing direct information on the site and type of modification, and differentiating between two nominally isobaric modifications (i.e., acetylation versus tri-methylation), but also implementing quantitative analysis.