Sentence examples for mode takes a from inspiring English sources

A special "Smile Shutter" mode takes a shot automatically when you have fixed the focus and your subject laughs or smiles.

For example, the winner mode takes a large value, and the other two modes have a smaller value than the winner mode based on Table 5.

Switching between the front and rear cameras takes a single swipe, popping into Zoe mode takes a single touch, you see where I'm going.

However, for the users far from each other, traditional cellular communication mode takes an advantage as the transmit power of the users is limited.

The thousands of Algerian fans in the crowd were appalled, with money shouting "It's a fix!" Some waved money through the fences or burned it, an enduring image of España 82; others, in full why-I-oughta mode, took a running jump in a failed attempt to get over the fences and on to the field.

Switching into Zoe mode took a single tap, and recording was a snap (neat touch:it actually starts recording 0.6 seconds before you press the button) but I'm just not sure why HTC needed this to exist.

But before you go into full-on hostess mode, take a moment to make sure you're not overlooking an important piece of entertainment etiquette.

These modes are similar to a championship where players have to race every track to become champion; however, rather than tallying up points, Challenge mode took a very single player-centric approach by only allowing progress to the next track by winning the current track (not coming first meant it had to be repeated).

Turn on your Book view mode Take a shot of the first book reversal you want to scan, choose portrait orientation and for better quality turn on the LED, if you like the picture, tap Finish.

Having shifted to a more mindfully responsive mode, take an action that is more skillful, appropriate and best attuned to your situation.

The response behaviour reveals that a high frequency out-of-phase non-linear mode takes place with a relatively small tank amplitude, and is more stable than the in-phase oscillation mode under small perturbations.