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| It was credited with the | nominal ability to penetrate 11.3-inch (287 mm) armou |
| It was credited with the | nominal ability to penetrate 7.7-inch (196 mm) armour |
| ails to distinguish properly between real and | nominal absences (in "On Real and Nominal Absences", |
| ne such small business accounting software is | Nominal Accounting |
| litary Aeronautics continued as a part of the | nominal Air Service. |
| wasn't out of the norm; however this received | nominal airplay on MTV and was featured more on VH1. |
| Capacity is a | nominal all-seated 25,011, the largest crowd being 28 |
| ccessful governance in collaboration with his | nominal ally, Morrison, because the latter was more i |
| tensibly to help defend the Empire of Japan's | nominal ally, the Empire of Siam against possible inv |
| The | nominal alpine form has leaves usually less than 5 cm |
| from polar orbits that are sun-synchronous at | nominal altitude of 450 nautical miles (830 km). |
| ate to a third person for value less than its | nominal amount, thereby authorizes the purchaser to r |
| the Eastern Han Dynasty declined, the Qiang, | nominal ancestors of modern Tibetans, began planning |
| The body is Methodism's | nominal and administrative head. |
| tenant of Ireland in 1478, one of a series of | nominal and largely absent lieutenants. |
| -on kicker, Heather Sue Mercer, $2,000,001 in | nominal and punitive damages for its discriminatory t |
| he post of Prime Minister became more or less | nominal and functions as a deputy to the President. |
| es in October 1904 on a 1000-year lease for a | nominal annual rent of £10. |
| 1923 by the procedural device of accepting a | nominal appointment as Steward of the Chiltern Hundre |
| Among named representations, the | nominal approaches of Pitts and Gabbay is one approac |
| nsideration for the Call Option Agreement was | nominal, as was the price for the exercise of the opt |
| However, this reward was only | nominal, as with the abolition of the han system, the |
| e then took part in the scheme for the king's | nominal assumption of the government in November, wit |
| iting the need to preserve the Central Bank's | nominal autarky, expressed doubts as to the decree's |
| ring regularly in the Chicago Tribune, as the | nominal author of a ghost-written column. |
| pecific names have been reinstated; since the | nominal author was Knight, not Salisbury, Knight is n |
| ger brother, appears on the title-page as the | nominal author. |
| Quirinius served as governor of Syria with | nominal authority over Iudaea until 12, when he retur |
| Her | nominal authority did not extend beyond the Chobanid |
| ng the incumbent municipal councils with only | nominal authority. |
| bia's population Buddhists, or around 400,000 | nominal Buddhists. |
| With a | nominal burden of 1000 tons, she was the largest ship |
| Sarir at times adopted Christianity as the | nominal, but not in reality, official religion. |
| s commissioned in 1962 with 6 turbines with a | nominal capacity of 180 megawatts, and operated by th |
| roject consists of a large power plant with a | nominal capacity of 400 MW on the Devoll River operat |
| he power station currently have 10 units with | nominal capacity of 27 MW each and entire power gener |
| five turbines of Chinese origin, each with a | nominal capacity of 52 MW, totaling the installed cap |
| he refinery has two processing modules with a | nominal capacity of 3.5 million tonnes/year each and |
| r plant consists of ten coal-fired units with | nominal capacity of 550 MW each. |
| nt in Macedonia that has five turbines with a | nominal capacity of 49 MW each having a total capacit |
| The plant has a | nominal capacity of 4.4 million tons of LNG per year. |
| roject consists of a large power plant with a | nominal capacity of 70 MW on the Devoll River operate |
| plant in Georgia two has two turbines with a | nominal capacity of 35 MW each having a total capacit |
| r plant in Georgia that has 3 turbines with a | nominal capacity of 73 MW each having a total capacit |
| wer plant in Georgia has five turbines with a | nominal capacity of 50 MW each having a total capacit |
| rical utilities across the US, with the total | nominal capacity of 335.8 GW (compared to 1024 units |
| nised and another 2 units were installed; the | nominal capacity of the 10 units was increased from 2 |
| Senj HPP has four turbines with a | nominal capacity of 55 MW each having a total capacit |
| nt in Macedonia that has five turbines with a | nominal capacity of 51 MW each having a total capacit |
| ant in Croatia that has three turbines with a | nominal capacity of 30 MW each having a total capacit |
| t in Macedonia that has three turbines with a | nominal capacity of 23 MW each having a total capacit |
| lant in Croatia that has four turbines with a | nominal capacity of 54 MW each having a total capacit |
| lant in Croatia that has four turbines with a | nominal capacity of 21 MW each having a total capacit |
| r plant in Georgia that has 4 turbines with a | nominal capacity of 55 MW each having a total capacit |
| The dam has four turbines with a | nominal capacity of 91 MW each having a total capacit |
| ee 160 offshore wind turbines installed for a | nominal capacity of 800 MW. |
| alty Chemicals in Metropolis, Illinois, has a | nominal capacity of 12,700 metric tons of uranium per |
| ed generating units, rated at 190 and 209 MWe | nominal capacity, and powered by cyclone steam boiler |
| rinces Park, and is almost double its current | nominal capacity. |
| July - August 1420) was a siege of Sarai, the | nominal capital of the Golden Horde. |
| rt II of Capua began to march on the prince's | nominal capital. |
| agon remained largely out of the reach of its | nominal Carolingian lords, though it was an expressly |
| the inheritance of his brother Lothair I, the | nominal Carolingian Emperor of the Franks and Emperor |
| They are conservative and | nominal Catholics, but mostly still practicing their |
| uldn't have participated in any case; and the | nominal Chadian government was not what I would call |
| DeGette faced a | nominal challenge in her re-election from Republican |
| The Constable also has | nominal charge of its garrison, including the Windsor |
| though entrance to the actual museum is for a | nominal charge, visitors are encouraged to join the S |
| The museum, at a | nominal charge, will evaluate philatelic collections, |
| Clothing can be hired for a | nominal charge, but gloves must be either purchased u |
| The | nominal chemical formula is HO(CH2CH2O)20(CH2CH(CH3)O |
| 572 km instead of the planned ~350 km for the | nominal circular orbit, several times each day OSO 7 |
| He was | nominal co-emperor with his father in Thessaloniki bu |
| erman howitzer Big Bertha was targeted on the | nominal co-ordinates of Paris, the location of the ob |
| nergetic son, David IV, to whom he remained a | nominal co-ruler until his death in 1112. |
| ffective coding gain γeff(A) is less than the | nominal coding gain γc(A) by an amount which depends |
| ng gain γeff(A) is approximately equal to the | nominal coding gain γc(A). |
| ly after 1933, he was tactically close to his | nominal Colorado Party (Uruguay) opponent, President |
| oted to Commander October 15, 1942, he was in | nominal command of USS Dolphin (SS-169) while it unde |
| m from active campaigning, although he was in | nominal command of a regiment of foot under Newcastle |
| October 16, First Lieutenant Frank Myers, in | nominal command of White's Battalion, while White rec |
| Nominal commander of the Twentieth Wisconsin was Majo | |
| ing Lind in temporary command, as Centurion's | nominal commander Captain John Sprat Rainier had been |
| Bakht Khan Rohilla (1797-1859) was | nominal commander-in-chief of Indian rebel forces in |
| odern Europe sometimes held, for example the ( | nominal) Commander-in-Chief of the Dutch Republic's n |
| tehood of Telangana and instead constituted a | nominal committee to decide the fate of Telangana sta |
| und that Mason could be entitled to more than | nominal compensatory damages and overturned the decis |
| Mikulski faced | nominal competition in her primary and was easily ren |
| recorded 21 men killed and 60 wounded from a | nominal complement of 403. |
| Losses were 711 crew of her | nominal complement of 1103, including Captain Yanagim |
| w, labeled I, has the initial conditions: the | nominal concentration of acid is Ca and it is initial |
| ined as subdeacon in 1558, and had at least a | nominal connection with the archdeaconry of Norfolk. |
| home of the Basotho people-had been under the | nominal control of the Cape Colony (of the British Em |
| British Mandate territory that was under the | nominal control of the All-Palestine Government, with |
| interactions with the Egyptian politicians in | nominal control of the country. |
| Despite the easy recapture of Madrid, and | nominal control by Joseph's government over many citi |
| United States can purchase ATS literature at | nominal cost for use in their own evangelistic minist |
| a health-renewing sojourn" at no rent and at | nominal cost. |
| photos, duplications, and other materials at | nominal cost. |
| overnment continues to operate the store as a | nominal cover. |
| omical weapon using one-fourth or less of the | nominal critical mass, though this would likely only |
| its discrete-time approximation (solid), for | nominal cutoff frequency of 1 Hz, sample rate 10 Hz. |
| which they then lend to street vendors for a | nominal daily price. |
| lost nothing, he should recover no more than | nominal damages for the loss of his right to have the |
| the law infers some damages, even if only the | nominal damages of treading down the grass, herbage, |
| red no loss: and would be entitled at most to | nominal damages." |
| This approach is taken by the | Nominal Datatype Package of Isabelle/HOL. |
| In the | nominal declension, the traditional division accordin |
| outh Carolina and that it has been named as a | nominal defendant in a shareholder derivative complai |
| es- spread to all Ottoman lands including the | nominal dependency of Egypt. |
| Design depth is the | nominal depth listed in the submarine's specification |
| e larger of the two), called such after their | nominal designations in the Chinese national army. |
| ian are not compatible and pipes of identical | nominal diameters have quite different dimensions. |
| Donovan was the | nominal director of this unwieldy system, but was pla |
| It has a descent of 80 m, the | nominal discharge is 6.5 m³ per second and it generat |
| tine debt exchange proposal, which includes a | nominal discount worth 62%, to the U.S. Securities an |
| Kingdom of Sweden and occasionally a usually | nominal Duchy, with some brief feudalistic characteri |
| small kingdom the power of the king was only | nominal due to the power of the nobles known as Madam |
| his ancestor, Otto von Bismarck, had been the | nominal Duke of Lauenburg in the 1890s). |
| The | nominal duties of the out-ranger were to preserve any |
| down only to F; the addition of just one key ( | nominal E) and the reassignment of the F# and G# adde |
| my section it still states that it is 10th in | nominal economy. |
| He was the | nominal editor of the legal Bolshevik newspaper New L |
| u, a new kingdom in southern Syria subject to | nominal Egyptian control, that was in conflict with K |
| re over a specified period of time, usually a | nominal eight hours. |
| The appointment had a | nominal element - Tahmasp himself had received his fi |
| The lake has a | nominal elevation of 554 feet (168.9 m). |
| econd in employment growth rate and fourth in | nominal employment growth among the 10 most populous |
| However, this was probably a | nominal enrollment to increase his seniority. |
| A | nominal entrance fee of 100 CZK (4 euros) and 50 CZK |
| ded audio tour is available, inclusive in the | nominal entrance fee. |
| and kittens, and is open to the public for a | nominal entrance fee (currently 1 lira). |
| However, the zoo now has a | nominal entrance fee. |
| l October 1900, although it continued to have | nominal existence as a civil parish until 1921. |
| lban's Abbey, which until then had retained a | nominal existence, was formally dissolved under Napol |
| or Law system in 1930 the parishes had only a | nominal existence. |
| Nominal exposures are 30 seconds and the 1.5-m can re | |
| of Roger Palmer, 1st Earl of Castlemaine, his | nominal father, he was styled Lord Limerick from birt |
| t the 1982 Commonwealth Games, she ran as the | nominal favourite but was beaten by rising star Debbi |
| For | nominal features, one may build a stump which contain |
| At the State election in April 1790, | nominal Federalist majorities were elected to both ho |
| The Post Office was charged a | nominal fee for use of the service, presumably to enc |
| ding in Hull City to the Allam family for the | nominal fee of £1, severing all links with the club a |
| clubs where members may use the course for a | nominal fee per use. |
| In June 2008, Juventus bought him back for a | nominal fee of €500 and soon re-sold in another co-ow |
| hat Arter would be joining Swindon Town for a | nominal fee as Danny Wilson had stated in the press h |
| Some of the Park's campsites charge a | nominal fee as these have shower and toilet facilitie |
| All for the | nominal fee of Edik, a free agent and a small time cr |
| the use of their weapons to spectators for a | nominal fee to cover the cost of ammunition and wear |
| ppearances for the club, and was signed for a | nominal fee and on non-contract terms by non-League G |
| team, Nash was sold on to Middlesbrough for a | nominal fee in August 2003. |
| cessible from a nearby store, which charges a | nominal fee to go down a staircase leading to the cav |
| olete equipment from Baguio gold miners for a | nominal fee and made do with condemned TNT from the O |
| return, she will make the custom video for a | nominal fee plus production costs. |
| Guest cards may be purchased annually for a | nominal fee by landowners. |
| A | nominal fee was often charged for the attendance of s |
| An upgrade for a | nominal fee and submitting signed documents can be in |
| ers that run no longer than one hour, for the | nominal fee of ten cents per hour, a fee intended sol |
| The deal was for a small | nominal fee at first, with up to £80,000 in add-ons, |
| on before being signed by Coventry City for a | nominal fee in 2005, by his former Leicester boss Mic |
| ves approximately 200 visitors per day, and a | nominal fee is charged for non-students or non-facult |
| 3,479 of the 5,000 shares were purchased at a | nominal fee of Rs 5 each by 352 different shareholder |
| ton and signed for Queens Park Rangers, for a | nominal fee, on a four and a half year contract. |
| on the last day of the transfer window for a | nominal fee. |
| airman's refusal to let him sign Elkins for a | nominal fee. |
| t Bromwich Albion in the 2003-04 season for a | nominal fee. |
| vely, Bent signed for Blackpool in 1997 for a | nominal fee. |
| routes that any horseback rider may use for a | nominal fee. |
| cultural activities which can be rented for a | nominal fee. |
| es transportation services for students for a | nominal fee. |
| s loan move permanent on 1 January 2010 for a | nominal fee. |
| 007, Carlton signed for Carlisle United for a | nominal fee. |
| afternoons, and are open to the public for a | nominal fee. |
| ians, and gay men, often without fee or for a | nominal fee. |
| was a note that we were selling the CD for a | nominal fee. |
| o and a half year contract after moving for a | nominal fee. |
| eams who may opt out of the competition for a | nominal fee. |
| 160 acres, or 65 ha) of government land for a | nominal fee; the 1873 Timber Culture Act allowed them |
| Nominal fees are required for boat rentals, camping, | |
| He accepts only | nominal fees for consultation, to remain accessible t |
| Therefore, the | nominal flange focal depth will be equivalent to the |
| tion on shared features in Greek and Sanskrit | nominal flection. |
| r dimensions to vary slightly within the same | nominal format. |
| g; he was also the first to arrange a list of | nominal forms, to indicate eight verb classes, and to |
| Their | nominal founder, Apostle Rolando Gonzalez Washington, |
| han Fisher from Chester-le-Street Town for "a | nominal four figure fee". |
| he Commandant of the Coast Guard serves for a | nominal four years. |
| ch the local counts paid little heed to their | nominal Frankish overlords. |
| ance, he wrested the county of Barcelona from | nominal French suzerainty and integrated it into his |
| for carrying an aerial for VLF transmission ( | nominal frequency 16.2kHz). |
| bishops had been reduced to little more than | nominal function. |
| However, although | nominal GDP per capita increased from USD 876.9 in 20 |
| unt in itself represents at least 1/20 of the | Nominal GDP of the country which is 22,115 billion do |
| neral Electric steam turbines with a combined | nominal generating capacity of 1370 MWe. |
| ated in order to compare the measures against | nominal geometries. |
| e, showing actual glide path flown (red), vs. | nominal glideslope (blue), leading to crash point. |
| ernment on April 30, 1975, the PRG became the | nominal government of South Vietnam. |
| John Apokaukos, | nominal governor of Thessalonica, he was murdered the |
| Chris Lea was the | nominal Green Party leader for the 1993 federal elect |
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