Sentence examples for modes by comparing from inspiring English sources

One can appreciate the difference of LEE between two modes by comparing the electric field intensity in air in Figure 2a,b.

The proposed method was confirmed to be effective in evaluating the stability levels of pile-reinforced slopes with different failure modes by comparing its predicted results with the observations from centrifuge model tests.

Finally, a mode decision module uses serial data flow to find the best mode by comparing the total minimum Lagrangian costs.

The current paper, as with other investigations of decoupling [15], assesses the offline mode by comparing baseline activity for classes of events when decoupling is likely to occur to events when it is less likely.

Response bias was examined for each mode by comparing the characteristics of respondents to each mode with the population of all doctors in Australia.

Raichle and colleagues defined a default mode by comparing deviations in the local oxygen extraction fraction with mean hemisphere oxygen extraction fraction (Raichle et al., 2001).

The IMR method allows ranking the interior modes analytically by comparing the contributions provided by the interior modes of the subsystem with constrained boundary conditions to the dynamics of interest of the complete system (with actual boundary conditions).

Additionally, the relationships between damage locations and modes are discussed by comparing mode shape difference, mode curvature and mode curvature difference.

Some numerical examples are given to show the effectiveness of the full-mode approach by comparing the results with those from the two-mode and multi-mode procedures.

They showed evidence that a cause of pulsating aurora is whistler-mode chorus by comparing the RBW simulation data with the ground-based observations.

For each pair of genomes, bit scores S' [29], [30] were calculated for all local high-score pairs (HSP), that were collected to obtain a global genomic similarity either by central tendency statistics (mean, average and mode) or by comparing S' distributions (see details below).