Converse of object

• have: The recordings of bells of different provenance given earlier all have identical nominals but show differences in pitch.

• compare: An alternative interpretation involves comparing the nominals with equal temperament.

Adjective modifier

• octave: Its octave nominal is however an almost perfect octave, something which modern founders do not usually achieve.

• treble: The Dalton figure for the treble nominal I was unable to substantiate, I cannot find anything at that frequency in my recording.

Modifies a noun

• ledger: Nominal Ledger This module contains all the functions found in a computerized nominal ledger.

• rigidity: In order to prove that nominal wage rigidity is not a problem, Smith had to dig deep into the data.

• fee: A nominal fee will be charged for some of the premium services.

• sum: We paid a nominal sum of £ 1.00 for it!

• voltage: Step 3: We are going to use a 3 cell lipo making the nominal voltage 11.

• charge: There is a nominal charge of GBP 150 + VAT per user to pay toward the cost of the license.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: Those who remain purely nominal he will spit out.

• merely: The connection between the 3rd of 1853 and 1798 was merely nominal.

• only: A significant remedy might be provided, where Re T had offered only nominal damages.

• very: Charges apply - there is a subscription to register to use these projects, it is very nominal ( currently £ 20 pa ).

• not: People's welfare depends upon real variables, not nominal variables.

• often: The rent to be paid by them was often nominal, consisting of a fowl, a pair of gloves, or a flower.

Used with adjective complement

• become: They had become nominal, self sufficient and self satisfying.

Preposition: of

• bell: For all partials except the nominal, the interval is given from the nominal of the bell.

• stock: Gilt prices are quoted as a price for £ 100 nominal of stock.

• %: On 10 April 2003 you use the proceeds to buy £ 6,800 nominal of 5 % Treasury Stock 2008.