Examples of using Nominal value in English and their translations into Japanese
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Note: The filtration precision is the internally evaluated nominal value under the standard inflow pressure.
These capacitors should hold their nominal value over wide temperature and voltage ranges.
If the output voltage is set slightly higher than its nominal value under minimum load conditions and allowed to fall below nominal by the same amount under full-load conditions, the DC regulation droops.
The estimated upper boundary could be 10 mol%adjustment of the thermal resistance in such a way that the nominal value is calculated for a substance with a known degree of purity.
Those who receive money acquire purchasing power on national wealth, and those issuing money get in exchange a form of gross income that is equal to its nominal value.
We also used the nominal value for the refractive index of glass(e.g., n= 1.524 at λ= 546.1 nm)
For generalized state-space(genss) models, ssdata returns the state-space models evaluated at the current, nominal value of all control design blocks.
In the following four cases, all the resistors have the same nominal value, R. One, two, or four of the resistors will be active, or have a dR term.
Shape and size are represented by a shape symbol(T means a tube) and a nominal value of a maximum diameter in milimeters(mm).
When the word“about” is used herein, this is intended to mean that the nominal value presented is precise within+- 10%.
When the LVDT is used with the correct core for the specified frequency, the actual linear range will always equal or exceed the nominal value.
The output of most high speed or high resolution ADCs is a distribution of codes, typically centered around the nominal value of the dc input see Figure 2.
Now, consider again the car at the airport: cold weather, city traffic, and age had possibly already reduced the available capacity to the half its nominal value.
Periodic and random deviation(PARD): Unwanted periodic(ripple) or aperiodic(noise) deviation of the power-supply output voltage from its nominal value.
A dramatic increase in the velocity of money as the cause of hyperinflation is central to the"crisis of confidence" model of hyperinflation, where the risk premium that sellers demand for the paper currency over the nominal value grows rapidly.
The nominal value of cash remains unchanged and interest rates on deposits at banks are very unlikely to be negative. I will come back to this point later when I talk about negative interest rate policy.
A deflationary spiral can develop for various reasons but the background common to all is that various contracts for economic transactions are mostly agreed at a fixed nominal value which cannot be adjusted flexibly for price declines.
In simpler terms, the output voltage calculated by using the resistor value and nominal value of the FB pin voltage, except for coincidence, never matches the calculated value as long as there is an allowable difference between the resistor and FB pin voltage.
If the rent paid by the farmer to his landlord, and the wages to his labourers, be 20 per cent higher in one country than another, and if at the same time the nominal value of the farmer's capital be 20 per cent more, he will receive precisely the same rate of profits, although he should sell his raw produce 20 per cent higher.
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