Sentence examples for mode common to from inspiring English sources
Although there can be no mode common to mind and matter, there is this mutual action.
We have found that at high-strain rates the nanocrystalline tantalum specimens exhibit adiabatic shear banding, a dynamic plastic deformation mode common to many ultrafine-grained and all nanocrystalline bcc metals.
As single base mismatches are an error mode common to all technologies, we investigate high mismatch rates, as well as mismatches in combination with insertions or deletions, as might occur in reads that contain both a real variant and errors, which occurs frequently in practice.
The prototype can operate in either single-effect mode or in double-effect mode or can also operate simultaneously both modes using the components common to both modes, namely, the absorber, evaporator, condenser, solution pumps and control equipment.
Both employed the pentatonic scale – that simple, five-note mode that's common to many folk musics around the world – and Chaudhuri set about putting together a band to explore these connections.
2. Intersectionality is a mode of analysis common to much contemporary feminist theorizing.
In some process accounts, becoming is the mode of being common to the many kinds of occurrences or dynamic beings.
The transmission is often sublime, save for the software's reluctance to upshift in Sport mode — a problem common to other dual-clutch transmissions from VW.
Hunting and gathering is thought to represent the original mode of life common to all prehistoric humans during the Palaeolithic (i.e. the Old Stone Age 2.6 million-10, 000 years ago) [ 4, 5].
The tabular display has two modes: 1) a default mode which displays fields common to all the supported data types and 2) a data type specific mode which restricts the results to a particular data type and displays fields specific to that data type.
In the displacement mode, common indentations are on the order of 50 500 nm, with the thickness of the cell often on the order of 1 3 μm.
