Sentence examples for nominally equivalent from inspiring English sources

At its peak in 1864, the greenback price of gold, nominally equivalent to $100, reached more than $250.

In essence, this is nominally equivalent to running many instances of the Kalman Filter in parallel.

This uncertainty can be extreme if there is the possibility of unknown design errors (e.g. in software), or wide variation between nominally equivalent components.

This work models periodic thin walled cellular materials using either a discrete beam element lattice model or nominally equivalent micropolar elastic model.

Unexplained differences among the results of various studies, conducted independently under nominally equivalent measurement conditions, led to the exclusion of outliers from the analysis.

We have analyzed films that are composed of 5 and 19 nanolayers (NL5 and NL19 samples) and have total optical thickness nominally equivalent to a quarter of wavelength at 1064 nm.

Out of This Century, for Prose, is a (nominally) non-fiction equivalent of Nightwood, the strange, dream-like novel written by Djuna Barnes while she was staying at Guggenheim's 1930s boho hang-out in Devon, Hayford Hall (remembered fondly by its many guests as "Hangover Hall").

The DL ranged from 5-10 ng per homolog (nominally 10 ng/m3 in equivalent air concentration) over the course of investigation.

Nominally, GE Capital has debt equivalent to eight times equity, a comfortable enough level of leverage, says Moody's, a rating agency.

Positive classification of standards nominally containing a single genome equivalent was demonstrated, and no false positives were reported.

Therefore, splitting data nominally may increase the data equivalency.