Sentence examples for introduction of mode from inspiring English sources

The model is simplified with the introduction of mode shape dependent nondimensional parameters that are found to change very little over a large range of design parameters.

Introduction of mode of detection (screen-detected versus symptomatic) was therefore a key requirement for this model, as was adjustment of the nodal status groups with creation of a single node positive group.

This short theoretical introduction of normal mode theory made on the example of perfect waveguide exposes the principle used for source depth estimation; mode amplitudes depend on source depth by the factor.

SEM of the fracture surfaces of failed specimens revealed damage mechanisms specifically caused by the introduction of a mode II component that accompanied a significant increase in the damage zone size.

While an active/sleep scheduling scheme improves energy efficiency, the introduction of sleep mode for the BSs may lead to outage or lower capacity affecting quality of service.

Critical to that is the franchise's introduction of Battle Royale mode, bringing favorite characters, favorite weapons and the most iconic parts of players' favorite maps along with the ever-popular zombies into a winner-take-all competitive landscape.

But that hasn't stopped car companies from racing away with the news, including Tesla's introduction of Ludicrous Mode (which we haven't stopped talking about), and the old Top Gear crew signing with Amazon for a new show.

"With this deal, it brings i-mode services and other DoCoMo services out in the open and could potentially accelerate the introduction of i-mode-type services in the U.S". Sankei Shimbun said the two companies also agreed to establish a joint venture in the United States as part of an accord for cooperation on wireless access to the Internet.

An important development in single-particle cryo-EM is the introduction of movie-mode data collection.

Heathrow's owner has pledged to use the introduction of mixed-mode, a flight schedule that allows more take-offs and landings on the existing runways, to reduce delays at Europe's most delay-stricken airport.

Without active efforts to prioritize shared, public, and active mobility, the introduction of automated modes for transporting both humans and goods in an already contested public realm could mean a reversion to Modernist practices of privileging speed, efficiency, and function over human-scale interactions and serendipity.