Sentence examples for modes and under from inspiring English sources

The hybrid refrigerator is designed to operate in a variety of modes and under a wide range of boundary conditions down to 1.8 Kelvin set by CM design.

The method is particularly adapted to measurement of structural loss factors, but it may also be of interest as a supplement to the conventional techniques for room acoustic decay measurements: unlike the "half-power bandwidth" technique and methods based on curve-fitting, the method described here works equally well with separate modes and under conditions of high modal overlap.

The relationships between the displacement transmissibility and the exciting frequency are measured both under the passive mode and under the semi-active mode.

The experimental apparatus can operate in stand-alone mode and under the actual cavity conditions in terms of temperature and humidity.

The intrinsic mechanisms for the energy absorption capacity of the sustainable UHPFRC in quasi-static mode and under high velocity projectile impact are studied and analysed.

This paper investigates the energy absorption capacity of a sustainable Ultra-High Performance Fibre Reinforced Concrete (UHPFRC) in quasi-static mode and under high velocity projectile impact.

The postpolymerization was clearly shown in the isothermal mode and under N2 atmosphere by following the variation of the glass transition temperature of the samples.

This model is then used to suggest how the chlorination reaction could be carried out in a continuous mode and under which optimal operating conditions it should be operated.

Airway pressure (Pao) and flow (V') data were digitally obtained from 25 ICU patients, who were mechanically ventilated (CMV mode) and under sedation and muscle relaxation.

As an example, the mass spectra for compound 1 under acidic conditions (pH 4.9) in positive-ion mode and under basic aqueous solution (pH 9.3) in negative-ion mode are shown in Figure 5 A and Figure 5 B, respectively.

The actors, whether crammed among the period furnishings or ranging more freely in the open anteroom, pay little heed to Parisian modes and manners under Louis XIV — there's no elaborate bowing or flourishing of hats, no pretty posing.