Sentence examples for modes and suggest from inspiring English sources

The results obtained permit to gain insight into the coupling phenomenon between thickness-extensional and radial modes and suggest that in practical applications transducers with diameters comparable to or greater than total length of the active stack can also be used.

We refer to this binding difference as distinct binding modes, and suggest that the different transcriptional outcomes are related to the binding modes.

This confirms the difficulty of the alternative deformation modes and suggests a negligible suppressive effect of grain size on twinning in the case of the strongly textured fine-grained alloy.

The commonalities and inter-dynamics of the factors revealed insight into driving anxiety in the passenger rail mode, and suggested that SPAD-risk was intensified when three or more factors converged.

Finally, we report the observation of an additional acoustic branch, closely corresponding to the one already observed by HAS in graphite, which cannot be ascribed to any phonon mode and suggests a possible plasmonic origin.

Taking CRH3 electric multiple units (EMU) as an example, Zhao et al. [13] analyzed the influence of underframe equipment on the carbody mode, and suggested that the elastic suspension of equipment could effectively improve the bending and rhombic modes.

When my parents told me my precious kitty had to go, I went into negotiator mode and suggested we give Karen away instead.

This is consistent with the AUC measurements, which also confirm that a low salt concentration favors 35-base binding mode and suggests that the higher affinity of the complex is at least in part due to faster association of the second SSB.

These studies found insufficient evidence to support any particular modes of virus spread and suggest that farms are contaminated from infected migrating waterfowl and/or unauthorized movements (e.g., of vehicles, equipment, persons, or animals) between farms and that unusually high wind speeds are the likely mechanism of spread (1 ).

Swanberg and Katz, despite their differences, push mumblecore modes to a terminal point and suggest a solution: You must make a story out of your movie, and out of your life, too, or only stillness and death await you.

I share David's enthusiasm for both films (I wrote about "Uncle Kent" here and in the magazine when it premièred) but I don't agree that they "push mumblecore modes to a terminal point and suggest a solution: You must make a story out of your movie, and out of your life, too, or only stillness and death await you".