The phrase "a mode of operation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a particular way in which something operates or functions. Example: "The company's new security system has a sophisticated mode of operation that allows for seamless access control."
Next, the finite-time synchronization is relaxed to give rise to a so-called statistical self-synchronization, a mode of operation which makes sense in classical cryptography which operates over finite fields.
"The problem is," he said, "we're asking the system to go into a mode of operation that is far different than what it was designed to do.
Fed-batch operation is a mode of operation in between that of a batch reactor and a CSTR.
Multiprocessing, in computing, a mode of operation in which two or more processors in a computer simultaneously process two or more different portions of the same program (set of instructions).
A conventional cryoplant, consisting of a cold box and a set of primary heat exchangers, is ill-suited to such a mode of operation as the instantaneous heat loads can amount to over three times the average over a plasma pulse and even the average heat load over a short pulse can be 2 3 times the long term average.
The duty cycle assignment ensures that the node only consumes what it harvests, resulting in an infinite lifetime, or a mode of operation called energy-neutral operation.
The concept behind the present study is that a combination of predefined immediate physiological goals should be met by selecting a mode of ventilator operation.
It should be noted that the RTV mode is not a normal mode of operation, rather a special feature that a physician may use if desired.
We have taken a different approach because Halevi-Krawczyk Hash for an existing hash algorithm represents a new mode of operation rather than a different type of algorithm.
A synchronous mode as well as a scan mode of operation are added to a large class of asynchronous circuits, in compliance with LSSD design rules.
Mitigation mechanisms are an optimized non-standard laser design or a specific mode of operation, e.g. an increase of the frequency drift during the preamble of the burst.
