Sentence examples for mode with such from inspiring English sources
The problems were compounded in the 2007 08 season, when Moonves tried to step out of the Murder, She Wrote mode with such shows as Swingtown (a racy look at 1970s suburban spouse-swapping), Viva Laughlin (an adapted musical dramedy about gambling) and Kid Nation (a Lord of the Flies-style reality series).
If the same pattern happens again and again, rather than going into high drama defensive victim mode with such thoughts as 'here we go again,'thisis always happens to me,'everyonenelsese... ' or 'what's wrong with me?' try another point of view.
Establishing a factory at Shelton in the early 18th century, he succeeded in producing yellowish-glazed red earthenware decorated with bits of white pipe clay (which he was the first to import from Devonshire); his mode of decorating with such appliqués is called sprigging.
In the proposed approach, the adaptive laws involving in the connections among various system modes are constructed with such a novel structure that the fault estimation is fast enough and the high-frequency oscillations can be reduced effectively.
As I have noted, it is not possible to determine modes of transmission with such a design, especially when blood exposures were so incompletely assessed.
The novel Markov scheme PAPR estimation is analogous to the MM-LINC mode with certain differences such as the pdf in the case of the balanced mode and the probabilities of each mode, which are now those in (12).
Also assumption of a language-like, logical mentalese certainly does not preclude other modes of representation and thought, such as imagistic ones, and synergistic interaction with such modes (Paivio 1986; Johnston & Williams 2009).
Volume 4 of New Geographies features articles and projects that critically address the relationship of space with such modes of representation.
Other modes of oscillation may exist in the three-dimensional theory of elastodynamics for such plates but our kinematic assumptions would not be consistent with such modes.
To identify ideas with such modes suggests that they are merely subjective representations that vary among perceivers, and whose correspondence to reality can never be established.
