Sentence examples for mode would allow from inspiring English sources

This mode would allow for a dynamic switching between SU-MIMO and MU-MIMO and support an SU-MIMO up to rank 8 [18].

The use of a modular framework and the support of multiple compatible modes would allow this type of behavior.

In addition to the Marine and Coil modes, Rush was originally intended to have a "drill" mode that would allow Mega Man to tunnel underground.

Reportedly it has an "automatic" mode that would allow it to fire without a human command, but that mode is not being used.

The government required that the machines have a testing mode that would allow the "exporting of image data" and provide "a secure means for high-speed transfer of image data," according to the documents.

Current efforts are focused on adapting the system developed for operation in pulse-echo mode; this would allow examination and diagnosis of bones with limited access such as hip bone.

In terms of recognizing when touch is and is not wanted, the patent suggests implementing a special mode that would allow it to both keep the screen dark but also receive touch inputs.

A number of news sites and blogs cited a report published by CNET France that claimed an imminent iPhone update would feature a disk mode, which would allow the iPhone to be used as a portable flash drive and voice recorder.

The Elvie cloud platform stores the user's data so they can track their progress over time, although it's also considering whether to offer a local usage only mode that would allow the user to get bio-feedback in real-time without needing to be linked to a cloud service.

Further research should determine the optimal residual diameter or area of residual lumen as seen on B-mode which would allow one to objectively rule out clinically important stenosis.

I never had nightmares in the years of moving from war to war – perhaps some inner survival mode would not allow me to be introspective enough – but they started now: vivid dreams of burning houses, of people without limbs, of children trapped inside shelters.