The phrase "a warm mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a particular state or method that is characterized by warmth, whether in terms of temperature, tone, or approach.
Example: "The device can operate in a warm mode to ensure optimal performance during colder months."
Alternatives: "a cozy setting" or "a gentle approach".
The app will let you know when your meat has reached optimal temperature and switch over to a warming mode.
Once temperature was stabilized (68 minutes into the protocol for swine #2, shown in Figure 3, and 63 minutes into the protocol for swine #3, shown in Figure 4), the external heat exchanger was set to cooling mode, and temperature was monitored until goal temperature of 4°C below baseline was attained, at which point the external heat exchanger was set to a warming mode.
In liverworts, a similar pattern was encountered but decreases in rates of diversification occurred firstly in a cool climate mode (ca. 184 Ma) and secondly during a warm climate mode (ca. 99 Ma).
The rice was cooked with or without prior soaking (Table 2) in a ten-cup rice cooker-steamer (randomly selected from five used) (Breville RC19XL) to completion, followed by a 10-min holding period in the warm mode.
This occurred during a warm climate mode when tropical habitats were undergoing expansion.
Note that the operation of context switching happens between the two threads in the "warm" mode.
Note that the thread can be activated in the "code" or "warm" mode.
The ready thread of this etask is performed in "cold" mode; 891 (992.0628521 (2.062) Thread-to-thread switch Call thread_scheduler to run the next thread1: thread is performed in "cold" mode; 2: thread is performed in "warm" mode.
In the case of angiosperms and liverworts, only one decrease was retrieved about 34 (cool mode) and 99 Ma (warm mode) ago, respectively.
Subsequently, two decreases took place 60 Ma (warm mode) for ferns and 35 Ma (cool mode) for mosses (Table 2, Figure 1A).
