Sentence examples for defining mode from inspiring English sources

Passion, whether exploding from within ominous calm ("The Godfather"), or crackling like fireworks on the surface, is his defining mode.

France could invent the modern essay, but the notion that someone might seize on the production of these fugitive-seeming pieces as a defining mode was too far-fetched to bear naming.

"Cupcake Culture" refers to the insidious movement toward the sweet, the twee, the totes adobie, the insignificant, as the defining mode of girl culture.

The defined mode simultaneously considers integration of networks or lists as well as user-defined criteria (which filters out elements that do not meet the criteria) over each network or list.

That year Gleizes joined the Puteaux group, established for artists working in a more broadly defined mode of Cubism than that of Braque and Picasso.

This part is used to define mode parameter of C E B.

An Euler Bernoulli beam with analytically defined mode shapes is taken into consideration to represent the structural response.

As there is no defined mode for other biological fluids such as dialysis fluid, these can be run on either of the two modes.

Identifying behavioral mode within the context of current management establishes the opportunity to quantitatively assign observed data to a defined mode as an initial analytical step.

The current issues limiting the application of toxicogenomics to define mode or mechanism of action in risk assessment are discussed together with interrelated research needs.

Given the rich and complex behavior of actin and ABP systems, we set out to determine the feasibility of generating novel classes of artificial ABPs that could mimic the functions of some of the natural ABPs through a defined mode of action.