Sentence examples for leading mode from inspiring English sources
The intensification is primarily attributed to a mega-El Niño/Southern Oscillation (a leading mode of interannual-to-interdecadal variation of global sea surface temperature) and the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, and further influenced by hemispherical asymmetric global warming.
Unprotected sex remains the leading mode of transmission, with men having sex with men (MSMs) now accounting for an increased number of new cases.
In our present case, almost all seismic signals are captured in one single leading mode, which is then to be interpreted in terms of physical processes.
Despite the car's failure to maintain its promises (easier, individual, faster and more comfortable movements), motor-vehicles are still enjoying their role as the leading mode of transport [13].
The report for the Campaign for Better Transport said in Wales, "rail has not established itself as a leading mode of travel", adding that along with the north east and the east of England the nation had the "greatest opportunities to improve rail services".
Temperature changes are greater in our simulation, as expected from the larger magnitude forcing, however the circulation response is very different: our results do not resemble the Arctic Oscillation, whilst those of Shindell et al. [loc. cit.] project strongly onto this leading mode of variability.
These properties constitute leading modes of the corresponding matrix coefficients, governing the species transport for earlier times.
Three different regimes were found for different forcing amplitude and the computation of the leading modes helps to shed light on some mechanisms responsible for the suppression of the Von-Karman shedding.
Figure 11 shows the leading modes in the simulated Pacific climate.
The form of the leading modes themselves is quite intuitive: R1 represents bending while S1 represents thinness versus fatness, whether these are a result of lamellipodial or filopodial outgrowth.
Figure 11 Leading modes in the ESM.
