Sentence examples for modes common in from inspiring English sources

The men of Brooklyn Rider also had to learn how to adapt to playing the quarter tones and modes common in Middle Eastern music.

Results indicate a large range of deformation behavior, with local-global interaction and flexural-torsional modes common in many of the unsheathed specimens.

The practice of truncating modes is common in the mode superposition analysis of linear structures.

Two different acquisition modes are common in CE-MRA, single phase and time-resolved MRA.

Oscillations in mode scores were common in all significant modes (examples shown in Figure 5b,c,d).

Student perception of the frequency of using 17 modes of instruction common in mathematics classrooms were aggregated on the school level.

The State Equipment Network SENN) representation was used for modeling the network as it provides a consistent modeling strategy and proper handling of units that operate under different operating modes, which is common in the refining industry.

The effects of failure mode transition from tensile to shear on structural style and fault zone architecture have long been recognized but are not well studied in 3D, although the two modes are both common in the upper crust of Earth and terrestrial planets, and are associated with large differences in transport properties.

Which of these modes is most common in the lesson?

In Europe, a broad scale pattern in developmental mode and environment can be seen: the planktonic developmental mode is more common in populations from marine intertidal sand and mud flats of the North Sea, whereas populations with longer brooding (intermediate and benthic modes) are commonly found in the (estuarine) sub-tidal habitats of the Baltic Sea [ 42].

We can find, in any Lowell poem, symptoms that poetry shares with mania, but "clanging" — a mode of speech, common in psychosis, in which words are associated with their sounds — is present in almost every poem in the English language, and a poet who is not bipolar may use more of it than one who is.