Sentence examples for mode which increases from inspiring English sources
It is found that the UV light can change the switch from an arc discharge mode to a corona discharge mode, which increases the equivalent resistance of the switch and decreases the output current of the TENG.
That means that it can be removed again once it is applied — though the slow motion video won't be as smooth as when it is used with the iPhone's built-in slow motion mode, which increases the video's frame rate so that it can be slowed down smoothly.
The docking with Surflex 2.745 [5, 30] was performed using the "GeomX" mode, which increases the docking accuracy.
Finally, missed detection increases the chance for the SN to operate in the interweave mode which increases the performance of the SN.
The North American and European releases of Crisis Core also have an added difficulty mode, which increases the power and health of enemies.
Fully blinded reporters had an accuracy of 51 and 43% on B mode, which increased to 83 and 81% following CEUS.
Cities that invest considerably in public transport and in walking and cycling infrastructure tend to achieve higher shares of these modes, which increases the economic efficiency of transport and reduces public health and environmental impacts as well as congestion [86].
The fitting is performed by iteratively deforming the initial structure along a set of low-frequency normal modes, which increases the cross-correlation coefficient (CCC) between the calculated electron density from the atomic model and the observed density from the EM map.
It was the first to introduce asynchronous transfer mode (ATM), which increases data transmission speeds on the network.
To arrest the problems associated with buckling of high strength steel, concrete-filling can be utilized as it has the effect of changing the local buckling mode, which essentially increases the strength and stiffness of the overall member.
Most modern exercise equipment can be set to an interval training mode, which significantly increases the difficulty of the exercise for short periods of time.
