Sentence examples for modes require that from inspiring English sources

Both competitive modes require that players use the same type of instrument.

The Grand Prix and Vs modes require that the player choose an engine class from among 50 cc, 100 cc, 150 cc and 150 cc Mirror.

The game's championship mode requires that you win on three tracks in succession, and you can lose only three times during those three races.

For this purpose, pipelining mode requires that the underlying HTTP connection operates in persistent mode.

MBSFN transmission in FDD mode requires that a carrier is dedicated to MBSFN transmission; that is, this carrier cannot be used for unicast.

Because of that, the I/O systems mode requires that a RapidIO source device keep a local table of addresses for memory within the destination device.

Nevertheless, the MS3 mode requires that the phosphorylation on Ser and Thr residues are labile and conventional fragmentation via CID commonly resulting in the partial NL of H3PO4, (98 m/z) in MS2 mode.

In order to obtain such higher user bit rates, the E-UTRA is being designed by only packet-switched (PS) network without circuit mode, requiring that all the available LTE services should be implemented on top of internet protocol (IP).

A rate constant for the reactive system equilibrated at each X value can be written as in eq 12.32, and the overall observed rate is 12.35 The opposite limit of a very fast X mode requires that X be treated quantum mechanically, similarly to the reactive electron and proton.

Although there are some differences between these sites, when fitting curves for different resistivity values are examined for both the TE and TM modes, it can be noticed that both modes require the corresponding conductors at different rates.

Distance education has evolved through many technologies, in tandem with the affordances these technologies provided, and each mode or 'generation' has required that distance educators and students be skilled and informed to select the best mix es) of both pedagogy and technology (Anderson and Dron 2011).