Sentence examples for modes reflects the from inspiring English sources
The evolution of the spin-wave modes reflects the change of the micromagnetic structures of the elements during the reversal.
The appearance of integrated intensity for the one- and two-phonon modes reflects the existence of the finite size effect and nickel vacancies.
Note that for (g(Phi) = 0), the Hamiltonian of Equation (9) becomes diagonal and each of the two modes reflects the excitation of one of the resonators.
The age gap between the two modes reflects the length of the non-breeding season.
Our choice of modes reflects the importance to doctors of being able to choose which mode to fill out, and the importance of a personalised mailed letter sent to their preferred mailing address (rather than their work address) as the main mode of contact rather than email.
The play is a mashup of disparate modes, reflecting the Jacobean taste for tragicomedy.
The plugin implements query functions to the CAS SciFinder database according to three different search modes reflecting the SciFinder internal search modes "exact", "substructure" and "similarity" search.
Since the nonlinear subsystem describes the planar motion of an isotropic rotor with cross-coupling stiffness in contact with its stator, the nonlinear normal modes reflecting the two potential whirling directions within a plane possess both positive and negative modal frequencies.
The dissimilar sequences of these proteins indicate possible different functions or interaction modes, reflecting the specific adhesion properties of Y. enterocolitica strains 8081 and WA-314 and thus the different efficiency of host colonization.
It is known from Maeda's [ 14] and from our previous studies [ 11] that the position of this mode reflects the hydration of the PVME segments.
The shift in item parameters resulting from changes in administration mode reflects the presence of differential item functioning (DIF), which can be defined as differential performance (e.g., differences in level of endorsement) of an item between two or more groups matched on the total score or measure [ 7, 8].
