Sentence examples for modes adapted from inspiring English sources

There are three different working modes adapted for emission of widely variable current.

Figure 1 Global biofuels demand and their use in transport modes (adapted from [[3]], cf. also [[5]]).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 FRP debonding failure modes (adapted from Teng et al. 2002).

Upper trace is O wave and lower trace the X mode (adapted from Pulley 1934).

The startup says the upcoming version of the Jolicloud OS will feature a new desktop mode adapted for all screens larger than 11 inches and be compatible with 100% of Intel-based netbooks (see second screenshot below).

After an initial period of 8 h of batch SSF the solid fraction, enzyme preparation and yeast cell suspension (continuous mode adapted) were manually fed every 4 or 8 h.

Higher ethanol productivity and increased cell viability were observed in a fed-batch SSF experiment involving feeding with continuous-mode adapted yeast compared to the fed-batch SSF experiment with fed-batch adapted yeast added all at once at the start of SSF.

The intensities of H&E, toluidine blue, and alizarin red staining and those of FGF-2, type-II, −I, and -X collagen, and SOX9 immunostaining were monitored at magnification ×20 by inverting the pictures to grayscale mode, adapting background DAB signal for comparable range, and measuring the mean gray value per total area covered with cells (mm2) (Frisch et al. 2015b; Rey-Rico et al. 2015).

"The Family" finds Besson in director, producer and co-screenwriter mode, adapting Tonino Benacquista's novel "Malavita" into a messy brew that is a bit too slack to get all the way to actually being good.

Since the radius varies along the cross-section mid-line, the main concepts involved in the determination of the deformation modes are adapted to account for the specific aspects related to elliptical cross-section geometry.

For the CORBA ORB implementations the failure modes were adapted to better characterize the CORBA context.