Sentence examples for modes called from inspiring English sources
Rhythmic treatment also is similar, being closely related to principles of prosody but also employing rhythmic modes called īqāʿāt in Arabic.
A novelty that may help in that quest is called Flex Steer, a control that varies the electric power steering assist to a trio of modes, called Comfort, Normal and Sport.
The melodic and tonal construction of performances, which is based on a system of modes called maqām in Arabic, also is the same in folk and art-music traditions.
They found that their model supports the existence of two ion acoustic modes, called the light and heavy ion modes.
There are also modes called "At Home," "Goodnight," and "Away" that let you program various configurations that can be enabled with just one touch.
The band gap appears when returning (reflected) waves destructively interfere with incoming waves – eliminating a specific set of wavelengths (or modes), called a bandgap.
Some works in distinctively Western modes call to mind early Giacometti, Miró and Picasso; some blend Modernist and antique Japanese traditions; and some are experiments in Japanese utilitarian craft.
The brain has an attentional mode called the "mind wandering mode" that was only recently identified.
Updike has another great story in this mode, called "Transaction" (1973).
Besides the private browsing mode, called InPrivate, which Microsoft had already announced, there are other nifty features.
In Fifa 17's case, the answer is a 15-20 hour, Mass Effect-inspired story mode called The Journey.
