Sentence examples for mode and expected from inspiring English sources

Virgin Media said that overall it was still in growth mode and expected the total number of people it employs, either directly or through partners in the UK and overseas, to rise from about 23,000 last year to more than 25,000 in 2016 and 26,000 in 2017.

It provides additional information such as events' frequencies at operating and failing modes and expected occurrence timing and durations resulting from different complex sequences.

Then we continue to evaluate the relative cost of socio-economic effect with regional segmentation, transportation mode and the expected effect on the shipping industry from the economic and environmental perspective.

Then we continue to evaluate the relative socio-economic effect with regional segmentation, transportation mode, and the expected effect on the shipping industry from both the economic and environmental perspective.

We as academic scientists set up the tenure structure, publication requirements, and training requirements and dictate the group norms and expected modes of interaction in our own disciplines.

You visit whatever Web site using private browsing mode, and you expect that you're not leaving any unnecessary bread crumbs for your roommate or girlfriend or big brother to find.

She is in shopping mode and not expecting to get hit on.

In our problem, on varying beam orientation, temperature ((bar K)), or damping rate, one may increase or decrease the number of unstable modes in the system and expect similar results as in the previously mentioned finite domain case.

Due to the short contact time, the conversion in HS FCC mode is expected to drop and to compensate for this, the HS-FCC process is operated at a high C/O ratio and at higher temperatures than the conventional FCC.

Results obtained by this method show a good agreement regarding the nature of damage and predominant mode expected during tensile test.

The mode of service expected and promoted by health programs is situated within powerful discourses emanating from the fields of development and of biomedicine.