Sentence examples for modes mean that from inspiring English sources

Won't the alleged gap between finite and infinite modes mean that finite things do not, after all, follow from substance?

The need to control stimulation as we switch among the three modes means that we require a variety of workspaces that afford more or less privacy.

The presence of non-team modes means that Call of Duty can never feature characters quite as specialized as those in Overwatch, of course.

Moreover, the dipolar contribution in those hybrid modes means that they are optically active even in the dipole limit, which explains the new peaks that appear in the extinction spectra of the small ENs studied in this work.

When Sony debuted its power saving mode it stood out in the crowd, but advances in Android, a focus from Google on power saving and other manufacturers in creating similar modes means that this feature is now seen as 'standard' on high-end smartphones.

It's a rich additional feature, and one that's required to excel in the advanced difficulties of the game, though I found playing on easier modes meant that if you weren't altogether sure of how best to play the new mechanic when starting out, it wouldn't appreciably hurt your experience.

The extremely soft modes meant that the minimization algorithm was not able to make any progress and after 2 months the energy minimizations were aborted.

Rather, these results may mean that mode of transmission and incidence of encounters with the vectors and reservoirs differ.

The fact that abstraction was a la mode meant that figuration was inadmissible.

Being in execution mode means that standard operating practices have been developed and need to be implemented with as little deviation as possible.

Damon's willingness to fall into diatribe-mode means that for the last year the band (in interviews at least) have usually found themselves in a corner, arguing their way deeper and deeper into trouble.