The phrase "a simple mode that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a straightforward method or approach that serves a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The application offers a simple mode that allows users to navigate easily without any complications."
Alternatives: "an easy method that" or "a straightforward approach that".
Certain vibrations in these objects are simple modes that are easily excited and have definite frequencies.
The rationale behind this supposition (see [ 26, 28, 29, 34] for further development of this view) was straightforward: fermentation is a simple mode of metabolism that is inherent in the most primitive anaerobic organisms.
Moreover, several reports on such cases reveal a significant biologic heterogeneity of familial CLL and indicate that there is no consistent pattern of pathogenesis that would suggest a simple mode of transmission.
We can see from Table 4 that treeblocks with a simple mode region are much more likely to choose temporal prediction.
Christoudias et al 15 state that the recursive application of the mean shift property yields a simple mode detection procedure.
In (Christoudias et al 2002), it was stated that the recursive application of the mean shift property yields a simple mode detection procedure.
This brittle-to-ductile transition is analysed in terms of competitive failure modes, which leads to a simple model that can be used to predict the strain-rate dependence of the transition temperature.
Motivated by deformation spectra measurements [27], we treat this interplay within a simple model that takes into account only the lowest elastic mode.
Weir wants to challenge her composer colleagues to write "in a simpler mode, without changing their style" to create music that is accessible for the widest range of people to play and enjoy.
In short: players will be able to create, customise and play as their own Skylanders characters, using a simple but vast editing mode that provides hundreds of body parts to mess about with.
