Sentence examples for mode published in from inspiring English sources

His first, "Depeche Mode," published in 2004, has been described as " 'Trainspotting,' but set in early-nineties Ukraine".

The increasingly rigid and undramatic conventions of opera seria prompted criticism such as the mordant satire Il teatro alla moda ("Theatre à la Mode") published in 1720 by the Venetian composer-poet-statesman Benedetto Marcello.

This paper presents a comprehensive test database of concentric compression experiments on pultruded fiber-reinforced polymer (PFRP) specimens that failed in a global flexural buckling mode published in literature between 1969 and 2016.

For the current reactor design, variations of the channel's slope, volume flow and the fluids viscosity have been analysed by simulation, covering operation modes published in literature.

Published in-vitro tests rarely simulate clinical failure modes and are therefore unsuited to distinguish between the materials.

He remains best known for the three short novels that make up "The New York Trilogy": exemplars of his Parisian mode, they were first published in the nineteen-eighties and are the foundation for a career far more celebrated in Europe than in his native land.

Their websites includes also a few changes: screenscasts can be indexed and searchable or just published in private mode.

Now The Spectator is published in alternating modes, online one week and on paper the next.

Budd's classic paper on typhoid fever, "Typhoid Fever: Its Nature, Mode of Spreading, and Prevention," was published in 1873.

Fashion illustrations displaying women with cigarettes were often published in prominent publications such as the Beyers Mode für Alle (Beyers Fashion For All).

His ideas and observations, including innovative disease maps, were published in his book On the Mode of Communication of Cholera (1855).