Sentence examples for modes in response from inspiring English sources

The use of "intelligent scheduling" (see "Observing techniques and measurement philosophies") will enable the radar to initiate special experiment modes in response to particular space weather events, such as solar flares, magnetic impulses, or sudden storm commencements.

Such adaptive modes, in response to internal and external constraints, appear to have been completely mastered from the earliest periods, as if they were proper to humanity as a whole; they reflect functional mechanism.

Although little is known about how this bacterium adopts different metabolic modes in response to the availability of oxygen, surprising observations have been made.

However, little is known on how this bacterium adopts different metabolic modes in response to the availability of oxygen.

In the experimental studies, it was showed that even triploid females are able of sexual reproduction (i.e. the eggs of triploid females may also incorporate the sperm nuclei when coexisting with diploid bisexual specimens as demonstrated by Zhou et al. [ 23] and the mature eggs of polyploid C. gibelio have three various development modes in response to sperm as demonstrated by Zhang et al. [ 24]).

The conversion of ECMO mode in response to the change of respiratory and circulatory status might be an appropriate option in the management of pediatrics ECMO patients.

Schwinghamer's (1981) habitat architecture hypothesis for body mass spectra in marine sediments predicts a single macrofauna mode in response to the bulk nature of the sediment.

Additionally they may also switch quaternary structure and "mode" in response to phosphorylation of the additional serine residue present in isoform 1.

These observations suggest that unidirectional RNPs are capable of switching to a bidirectional mode in response to MAPs.

This involves the triggering of an "angiogenic switch" [ 1], whereby the tumor microenvironment enters a proangiogenic mode in response to hypoxia.

This is illustrated by the switch of reproductive mode in response to seasonal changes: parthenogenetic females are produced in spring and summer whereas sexual females and males are produced in autumn [reviewed in [ 17]].