Sentence examples for mode to cope from inspiring English sources

The model is adapted in on-line mode to cope with system uncertainty and time varying effects.

The distinct patterns of the Qo motif may modulate electron and proton transfer via the quinol binding mode to cope with oxygen stress.

The proposed WMRC utilizes sliding mode control to cope with the model imprecision of a conventional reduced first-order HVDC model and selects the area center of inertia (COI) signals as the feedback signals.

The block-based nature of PRISM allows for a better local adaptation of the coding mode in order to cope with the nonstationary statistics typical of video data.

But in rural one- and two-teacher schools, groups of children may be heterogeneous by age and ability, and the mode of teaching has to cope with a number of smaller subunits moving along at different rates.

The test strategy is based on four different Test Blanket Modules (TBM) each devoted to a family of objectives (electromagnetics, neutronics and tritium production, thermo-mechanics and plant integration); the general external design of these modules is similar, but internals, instrumentation and operation mode will be different to cope with the specific testing objectives.

The industry is in cost-cutting mode as it attempts to cope with the economic downturn: The International Energy Agency predicts global demand for oil will drop 2.9% this year, to 83.3 million barrels per day.

This plasticity is thought to enhance the survival of fungi by allowing them to alter their growth modes to better cope with hostile environments.

A component robust finite-time sliding mode controller is also designed to cope with the effect of partially unknown transition rate.

In the adaptive fuzzy controller, an adaptive law is developed to tune a robust gain of the sliding-mode controller (SMC) so as to cope with the uncertainties and model errors.

However, an increasing number of consultants and practitioners are recommending not to apply the same philosophy when it comes to designing an overall refinery flare system to cope with common mode failures (e.g., loss of power, cooling water supply failure, etc.).