The phrase "a faster mode to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or means of achieving something more quickly.
Example: "We are looking for a faster mode to deliver our products to customers."
Alternatives: "a quicker way to" or "a speedier method to".
This is explained by the differentiated passenger behavior: according to the literature, passengers are willing to walk longer distances to a faster mode [4, 9].
Daniels and Mulley [4] showed that in Sydney, Australia, the walk distance to station mostly depends on the mode and that people walk further for a faster mode.
The model can be used in two modes: a faster mode takes medians of each input probability distribution and treats the system deterministically.
The dynamics was generally characterised by a fast mode related to the cooperative diffusion and by a slow mode associated with large clusters.
Absolute εabs and relative error εrel are set to control when a fast mode is considered to be exhausted (Eq. 8).
Liu and Yoo [6] propose a fast mode mapping method to reduce the power consumption for MPEG-2 to H.264/AVC transcoder via mode type and macroblock (MB) activity.
In this paper, a fast mode decision algorithm is proposed to speed up H.264/SVC encoding with the hierarchical B-picture structure, which is achieved by utilizing macroblock (MB) features, correlation of temporal spatial neighboring MBs, and the discrepant characteristics of hierarchical layers.
To mitigate this problem, a steady-state map of the throttle pressure ratio is used to eliminate a fast mode, resulting in a reduced-order model that is easily discretized.
A fast mode decision algorithm is proposed in [13] to early terminate the unnecessary prediction modes full rate-distortion (RD) cost calculation in 3D-HEVC.
