Sentence examples for mode has had from inspiring English sources

New natural language search engine Powerset, still in pre-launch stealth mode, has had a ridiculous amount of press this year.

All of them, in different modes, have had to slow down either in exports or investments and so on.

Although details of design and construction vary between different endovascular grafts and failure modes have had a variety of causes and clinical effects, the inability of preclinical testing to predict these failures remains common to all endovascular grafts.

Up until today, the company's chat service was in a private, invite-only mode, but has had an Android and iOS app available since earlier this month.

But even the Japanese cellular provider NTT DoCoMo, which pioneered multipurpose pocket phones with its I-mode service, has had trouble selling the third generation of these gadgets.

Of course, every intellectually serious mode of Christianity has had to respond somehow to these challenges – this was the sense of Stephen Sykes' announcement that we are all liberals today; the particular character of liberal Christianity has been to find a response in accepting the force of the challenges and seeing a profound need for doctrinal reformulation to meet them.

To examine whether the referent of the stimulus or the sensory mode of presentation has had an effect on the number of trials the birds needed to habituate, a Kruskal Wallis test was applied over all six groups.

The attenuated Wenders mode of road metaphysics has had its adherents in the United States, too, most notably Jim Jarmusch, whose forays into the genre are so abstract that they can be filmed only in black and white.

To date, Trump has had two modes of public speaking: free-associating (harangues and monologues) and sleep-talking (scripted remarks).

This derived state implies that USP11 has had a different mode of action throughout time.

Alternative possibility 3 (At3): At least one of the actual modes could have had different characteristics than it in fact has while still retaining its identity.