Sentence examples for would nominally from inspiring English sources
Roughly two-thirds of the alleged savings would nominally kick in after 2016.
In general, in a multipath environment, signal DOA would nominally be a DOA phenomenon, causing the DOA estimation method to be biased.
The elections and new constitution would nominally return Myanmar to civilian government after four and a half decades of military rule.
EPCCW utilizes the physical layer (PHY) properties to create sub-slots for the purpose of further increasing reliability by both avoiding and minimizing probability of collision at slots that would nominally fail.
In late September 2015, they created a system that would nominally see 120,000 refugees relocated from Greece and Italy to other European countries – a relatively modest number that was nevertheless hailed as a watershed moment for European migration policy.
His new assignment would nominally put him atop General Petraeus — now the commander in Afghanistan — in the chain of command and leave him overseeing the reduction of American troops in Iraq, the escalation in Afghanistan and an array of potential threats from across the Middle East and South Asia, including Iran.
Since there are two immortal Roosevelts, one a Republican and the other a Democrat, it would be nominally bipartisan.
He went on to say that the ITS booster would work nominally under 20 g's but might be able to handle 30 to 40 g's without breaking up.
In this respect his authority would be nominally the same with that of the king of Great Britain, but in substance much inferior to it.
If an association study were performed in London using 10,000 such controls and 2,000 local patients, it would find nominally significant evidence (p < 0.05) that C_rs1042712 is a risk factor for multiple sclerosis, with >99.9% certainty, and would generate a genome-wide significant result (p < 5 × 10−8) >40% of the time.
On the basis of the standard deviations of the calibration curve data (∼10% of the average values, Figure 3a), the ratio of the complexes at 732 μs would be nominally the same within the uncertainty of the measurement as that from a premixed solution and mixing would appear complete.
