Sentence examples for with the nominate from inspiring English sources
The subspecies are fairly close in size, with the nominate subspecies averaging 1.53 kg, P. h.
The song thrush has three subspecies, with the nominate subspecies, T. p. philomelos, covering the majority of the species' range.
In a large part of Sichuan intensior intergrades with the nominate subspecies, and a number of subspecies names have been proposed for the intergrades.
This form intergrades with the nominate subspecies in central Europe, and with T. p. hebridensis in the Inner Hebrides and western Scotland, and in these areas birds show intermediate characteristics.
speciosus to include fruit bodies with matted fibers ("felt") arranged in concentric rings on the cap (zonate), in comparison with the nominate subspecies, where in young specimens the felt was evenly distributed on the cap surface, only becoming zonate at the cap margins in maturity.
This Eurasian lineage is identifiable with the nominate C. p. pallasii Valenciennes, 1847 (described from Kamchatka) whereas a classification reflecting biological and historical relationships would attribute the American herrings another name; at a subspecies level that would be C. p. mirabilis Girard, 1854, originally described from San Francisco as C. mirabilis (see [ 49]).
Is there something that has fundamentally changed with the nominating process?
"I dealt very closely with the nominating committee and followed its instructions to the letter.
The S.E.C. tried to reduce the chance of that happening by requiring shareholders trying to nominate candidates to certify that they are not seeking control, and by specifying that any directors chosen in that way could not have any private arrangements with the nominating shareholders.
Don't get me wrong there are plenty of faults with the nominating system as it stands.
With the 2014 mid-term elections now largely in the books, attention will turn quickly to the 2016 presidential contest, with the nominating primaries set to begin in a little over a year.
