Sentence examples for modes and introduces from inspiring English sources

This upgrade allows users to switch between Portrait and Landscape modes and introduces a single-Column layout in Pocket Internet Explorer.

Considering the effects of two different communication modes and introducing a prediction error between the current actual state and predicted state, the event-triggering condition is derived for each event-triggered subsystem.

In particular we reformulate the idea in Morarescu and Canudas-de Wit [2011] with the correct number of feasible modes, and introduce the concept of graph constrained-CTM observer, which is used to reconstruct the densities from the Grenoble south ring use case that contains 45 cells organized in 9 links, and is simulated using a calibrated AISUM micro-simulator.

We attribute this increased threshold to a change in waveguiding properties, with the polymer banknote acting as a substrate that reduced mode confinement and introduced leaky substrate modes.

The microslip that occurs at each interface couples together the structural modes of the system and introduces nonlinear damping into the system, effectively altering the observed damping of the structural modes, which can then significantly alter the amplitude of the response at the resonant modal frequencies.

Alpha Centauri supports play by email ("PBEM") and TCP/IP mode featuring simultaneous movement, and introduces direct player-to-player negotiation, allowing the unconstrained trade of technology, energy, maps, and other elements.

Curriculum intervention, forging better links with employers, establishing more useful modes of assessment, and introducing and developing work-based learning placements are some of the current and known initiatives routinely trialled by HEIs.

Using this equation and Lemma 61, one can prove the following statement: Lemma 62 Consider a fermionic system for which the number d ≥ 5 of modes is odd and introduce the operator C d ′ = ( − 1 ) ⌊ d / 4 ⌋ ( U 2 − U − 2 ) − ( − 1 ) d ( U 4 − U − 4 ).

An increased cytotoxic effect due to loss of Pms2 was observed in p53-deficient cells to a panel of drugs that have different modes of action and introducing different types of damage.

A new traction separation law that represents the constitutive relation of a ductile adhesive material in Mode I and Mode II is developed and introduced in interface elements for the finite element analysis of adhesive joints, within the framework of Cohesive Zone Modeling (CZM) techniques.

The aim of the project was to understand the failure modes associated with medication use in hospitalised children through a proactive risk analysis (FMEA); the multidisciplinary teams identified, analysed and prioritised failure modes by calculating RPNs and introduced corrective actions as an opportunity to improve patient safety.