Sentence examples for mode and mode from inspiring English sources

It can be deduced that mode I is the Yunnan-Guizhou mode, and mode II is the Yunnan&Guizhou-Guangdong mode.

These controllers allow the micro-grids to operate in grid-connected mode, islanded mode and mode transition transients with a unique control configuration.

This strategy is applied to electronically-interfaced distributed resources (EI-DRs) operating with a unified control configuration applicable to all operational modes (i.e. grid-connected mode, islanded mode, and mode transitions).

In Algorithm 1, the syntax "fire X in mode Y" represents the execution of actor X using the CFDF mode Y of the actor; "mode cepstral" represents the cepstral analysis mode; and "mode mutual" represents the mode that employs mutual-information-based feature extraction.

The obtained values will be used to predict the fracture for different types of notches and cracked specimens under mode I; for cracked specimens under mixed mode and mode II has proposed a new approach which confirms that PUR foams can be treated as brittle materials.

The obtained values will be used to predict the fracture load in different types of notches and cracked specimens under mode I; for cracked specimens under mixed mode and mode II has defined a personal approach that confirms PUR foams can be treated as brittle materials.

In addition, forced oscillations may have a negative impact on the estimation of mode and mode-shape if they are not properly accounted for.

The proposed 4-AENF specimen and data reduction procedures for interface fracture toughness evaluation can be used to effectively characterize mixed mode and mode-II dominated fracture of hybrid material bonded interface.

Modes and mode shapes are critical parameters describing free oscillations.

Refer to Parts 3, 4, and 5 to know more about playing in Rescue Mode, Classic Mode, and Score Mode, respectively.

Figure 6 d) and 6(c) show comparisons of the results for the Rayleigh fundamental (mode 0) mode and higher (mode 1) mode, respectively.