Sentence examples for mode for other from inspiring English sources

As there is no defined mode for other biological fluids such as dialysis fluid, these can be run on either of the two modes.

So the default mode for other music apps, where you just turn on the app and then let the music play without interacting, isn't really what Earbits is going for.

Of significant relevance is the use of D2D communications, which could increase average system capacity by a factor of 2 (with high density of users and common interests in the consumed contents), and moving networks, in which cars can operate in relaying mode for other users, e.g., out-car users in case of nomadic node operation [61,62].

Click the "Mode" button to select the game mode for other players.

Allow the blanket sleeper to be brought home, whether through mail (for online purchases) or via a transportation mode for other offline purchases.

Expressed in another way, flutter in thin shells occurs in the second and third modes only for L/R of about unity and occurs in the first and second modes for other L/R ratios.

Recently there were more successful attempts for the extension of the APF type resistance model for other buckling modes such as torsional buckling or lateral-torsional buckling.

Our complex structures show that the concave faces of the NGL1 and NGL2 LRR domains bind to their cognate NetrinGs through a complementarily shaped binding site on the Lam domain, reminiscent of the hand-clasp mode described for other LRR-ligand binding interactions (Fan and Hendrickson, 2005; Bella et al, 2008).

Specifically, developers were told they were "misusing background location mode for purposes other than location-related features".

The nearly perfectly plastic behavior and shear localization observed are discussed and compared with the strain hardening behavior and deformation modes known for other nanocrystalline metals.

Given the variety of substrate binding modes documented for other families of E3 ligases, it seems unlikely that RBR ligases will have a common mechanism for substrate binding.