Sentence examples for which are nominally from inspiring English sources

A particular emphasis of the recent surge of activity concerns three-dimensional aspects of wake flows behind bodies which are nominally two-dimensional.

Opposition groups, which are nominally led by an exiled political administration, accuse the Assad regime and Russia of bombing communities controlled by opposition fighters with impunity, and paying scant attention to Isis.

The main purpose of LR is to utilize the high accuracy normal point data to improve the quality of the LRO orbits, which are nominally determined by the radiometric S-band tracking data.

In the Oregon Coast Range, USA, longitudinal profiles of three headwater channels (approximately 2 kmaximummum contributing area), two of which are nominally bedrock, and all debris dams were surveyed.

Kidnappers have done well out of the big dollar ransoms they have hauled in.Still more worrying, this rash of hostage-taking has spread the instability to neighbouring Islamic regions which are nominally still part of Russia but increasingly a law unto themselves.

Existing understanding of the phenomenon of localization is applied to demonstrate that such devices are particularly sensitive to small variations among resonators which are nominally identical, and that, in the case of high-Q resonators, disorder-induced vibration localization can be a significant impediment to improving filter performance.

Last year, the network, which is nominally devoted to music videos, commandeered Radio City Music Hall for its annual gala, which is nominally devoted to awards.

Hobbes was responding to an ongoing series of civil wars which were nominally wars of religion.

In her camp, this is Horst Seehofer, the boss of the CSU, which is nominally independent.

Vitale's actions were an indication of the growing independence of Venice, which was nominally subject to the Byzantine Empire.

But no one, least of all the US army, which is nominally in control of the region, was listening.