Sentence examples for a major mode from inspiring English sources
These Beuys multiples, however eccentric they may seem, were just the beginning, for this new sculptural form would become a major mode of art-making throughout the 1960's and beyond.
– Jason Torrance, head of policy at Sustrans, a charity which focuses on sustainable transport Walking and cycling is never going to be a major mode for our passengers in Gatwick airport.
Bicycle rickshaws are a major mode of public transportation on the Burmese side — not because they are good for the environment but because many people are too poor to be able to afford a car or a smuggled motorcycle from Thailand, which earns $10 billion a year shipping cars and pickup trucks around the world.
Delamination is a major mode of failure for many thin films.
High-risk heterosexual contact, especially among commercial sex workers (CSWs), is a major mode of transmission.
Other studies also showed that the organic matter-associated Se is a major mode of occurrence of Se in coal.
The present study was designed to test the hypothesis that disruption of estrogen homeostasis was a major mode-of-action for the observed effects.
The biological responses observed in the present study support the hypothesis that perturbation of estrogen homeostasis is a major mode-of-action for TBBPA-mediated cell proliferation and tumorigenesis previously observed in the uterus of TBBPA-treated Wistar Han rats.
This suggested that a major mode-of-action of DHA on the eicosanoid pathway would be down regulation of the production of prostaglandin F2 series autocrine hormones with apparently less impact on other enzymes involved in the production of other eicosanoids, as implicated by the low response by the majority of genes in the pathways to dietary DHA level.
Mr. Hakmoun's group started the collaboration, with a sintir line and a major-mode melody.
Finally the evil has to give way, a last attempt and then it flees — and with a strophe thereafter in consoling major mode a solo clarinet ends this large idyll-movement, an expression of vegetative (idle, thoughtless) Nature.
