Sentence examples for a different mode and from inspiring English sources

"It's great to do something that makes your brain just switch to a different mode, and music can do that really powerfully".

In a bathing scene representing a different mode, and the show's one selection from the 1980's, the back of a child astride his father's shoulders stands out against the sky like an iconic form.

In "Six Drawing Tables" (1970), a print series that satirizes artists, movements and styles, one of them titled "Mixed Media," lines up eight oddball persons, each drawn in a different mode and medium (one is built entirely out of horizontal lines), confronted by a heap of crushed cubes on the floor before them.

As with other versions of its application, F.lux will allow you to control the time of day you want to switch over to a different mode, and which color temperature scheme you want to use.

Third, we compared women who completed the assessment in the assigned mode to: (a) women who completed the assessment in a different mode; and (b) women who did not complete the assessment.

Therefore, the order of allelic replication can be used as a marker of whether the alleles of a particular gene are epigenetically marked in a similar or a different mode (Ensminger and Chess 2004).

In fact, the incorporation of both a foreign vocabulary and a different mode of thinking and the assimilation of a tremendous amount of predeveloped thought was the chief problem that confronted medieval philosophy at its beginnings.

Or I can say fuck it, and that gives me the freedom to explore the world in a different way and to present a different mode of intellectual experimentation and encounter.

I think as every form of culture has become ascendant, the idea emerges that we were once tidy and productive citizens who have suddenly shifted into a different mode of behavior and no longer value our time.

Meanwhile, in our current study we have generated a system with a different mode of DC, and we find that WT DC is more rapid and robust than Tc-zen1 RNAi DC.

In insects the larva differs from the adult by the absence of wings but, in addition, may have a different mode of life and different way of feeding.