Sentence examples for mode reported in from inspiring English sources
The features of the instability are close to those of the electron tearing mode reported in previous simulation results.
Comparison of analytical observations with the possible failure mode reported in historical documentations confirms the realism of the models, methods and input motion used.
The dominant transition is between the hybrid levels A1 and A2, similar to the QW/QD mixed mode reported in ref. [18, 19, 23, 24], leading to a detection wavelength of 10 μm.
After data acquisition, the information on the functional genes, including location, biological processes, regulation mode reported in the literature, was manually curated from more than 40 000 research articles retrieved from PubMed (till 1 March 2014).
To fill this gap, this paper defines a systematic approach for classifying information flow modes and uses this method to determine trends in information communication modes reported in recent publications.
These results are coherent with some crack-length or roughness-dependent variations in mode I fatigue crack growth rate due to the presence of a static mode II reported in the literature.
The energy spent in sleep, wake-up, and active mode is reported in the table.
Furthermore, limited earlier studies using laser-pulsed mode were reported in the extant literature, and few have evaluated low temperatures <100 K, or fast pulse rates ≥100 kHz, or the combined effect of user-selected experimental parameters.
At the end, the performance of the proposed controller is compared with that of a sliding mode controller, reported in the literature, through simulations of braking on dry and slippery roads.
We reveal that necking bands may form near wrinkling troughs or peaks and further develop to cause fragmentation of the anode over charging/discharging cycles, a failure mode not reported in the existing literature.
During our investigation we notice that during the earlier release phase, the 'coding' efforts are discussion and specification oriented, while in a later release phase (i.e., stabilization of release candidates) the development turns into bug-fixing mode (as reported in other open source projects [95, 96]).
