Sentence examples for mode also called from inspiring English sources

Church mode, also called ecclesiastical mode, in music, any one of eight scalar arrangements of whole and half tones, derived by medieval theorists, most likely from early Christian vocal convention.

Scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) under a high-angle annular dark field mode (also called Z-contrast imaging) was conducted using a FEI Tecnai (Hillsboro, OR, USA) F20 microscope (under the operation voltage of 200 KV).

In SLOW mode, also called "compute and display" mode, the ZX81 concentrates on driving the display.

In intermittent contact mode, also called tapping mode or amplitude modulation (AM) mode, the cantilever is excited to oscillate at or near its first resonance frequency.

Ironically, however, 'crisis mode' also calls for there to be the appearance of "no crisis," -- an assumption that is superficially contradictory, but nonetheless important.

Note that the Aeolian Mode is also called the "natural minor" mode.

In that case, the frequency of the fundamental thickness stretch mode (the zero-group-velocity frequency of the first symmetric (S 1) Lamb mode, or also called the IE frequency (f IE ).

The interweave spectrum sharing mode is also called "opportunistic spectrum access" [3].

Of particular importance are cascaded mode changes (also called "zero-crossings" in the context of hybrid systems modelers).

This metering mode is also called honeycomb or electroselective pattern metering, as the camera measures the light intensity in several points of the image and then combines the results to find the settings for the best exposure.

In the classical metamodelling, the sensitivity of each state variable to variations in the different parameters was estimated as the product of the second mode X -factors and the transpose of the second mode Y -factors (also called X- and Y- loadings), using the optimal number of NPLSR factors for the corresponding NPLSR model.