Sentence examples for mode that one from inspiring English sources

In order to keep the temperature and humidity constant, the operation mode that one heat pump ran in heating mode and the other one ran in cooling mode was deployed.

So much has gone into these images — they feel like an attempt to document the history of photography, as well as of the Southern-gothic mode — that one gets the sense that, for Mann, photography must always be punishing to some degree: she doesn't respect an image unless it's difficult to produce.

What we do know is that the Blu-ray version of the movie will have some sort of viewing party mode that one dude already called "stupid," an opinion I disagree with.

Pick the game mode that one wants to play, which includes Free-for-All, Team Deathmatch, Search and Destroy, etc.

"Walker Assault" is a more interesting 40-player mode that has one side escorting a giant AT-AT toward a rebel base on the far end of the map.

Toad Rally is a challenge mode that costs one rally ticket to enter.

Irony, after all, represents a form of detachment; like the knee-jerk acceptance of the positions of others, it's a defensive mode that enables one to avoid commitment and stand above the fray.

The LTQ-Orbitrap was operated in a data-dependent mode, that is, one MS1 FTMS scan precursor ions followed by CID (collision induced dissociation) and HCD (high energy collision dissociation) MS2 scans of the three most abundant doubly or triply protonated ions in each FTMS scan.

The LXQ was operated in a data-dependent mode, that is, one MS scan for precursor ions followed by four data-dependent MS/MS scans for precursor ions above a threshold ion count of 500 with normalized collision energy value of 35%.

Conducting organic synthesis in asymmetric mode – that is making one mirror image form of a chiral molecule in preference over the other – is an art that has been known for more years than commonly known.

There's a learning mode (that's the one I use) and an expert mode for quicker turns and higher speeds.