The phrase "a dynamic mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or method that is characterized by constant change, activity, or progress, often in a technical or creative context.
Example: "The software operates in a dynamic mode, allowing users to adapt settings in real-time based on their needs."
Alternatives: "an active state" or "a flexible approach".
This methodology provides a new means of studying cellular events in a dynamic mode.
Interactions between waves and hull also may occur in a dynamic mode.
Capacitive de-ionization was measured in a dynamic mode.
Thus, to our knowledge, we provide here the first direct supporting evidence for a dynamic mode of involvement of the IL2 loop unfolding in the Na+/Na2 release process.
Then, the rat was injected via the tail vein with [18F]TFAHA (350–500 µCi in 1 ml), as a steady injection over 1 min; PET images were obtained in a dynamic mode over 30 minutes post radiotracer administration.
A DaRP derives from the Pick-up and Delivery Problem with Time Windows (PDPTW) and may operate according to a static or to a dynamic mode.
We test a proposed relation between mutual diffusion coefficient and viscosity in suspensions which is essentially identical to a dynamic mode-coupling theory of diffusion in binary fluid mixtures near a critical mixing point.
Other high-tech options include an active limited-slip differential, stability control with a special dynamic mode, and a carbon fiber engine brace, trunk lid, roof and drive shaft.
A second reason to support the idea of a more dynamic mode of suspension feeding in Vetulicola concerns its overall morphology, which is indicative of relatively active swimming.
The solar heat input is recycled in a unique dynamic mode so that it does not require an external source of cooling water.
Our phylogenetic analysis uncovered a highly dynamic mode of OBP and CSP gene family evolution, although to a lesser extent for the CSP family.
