Sentence examples for modes to another from inspiring English sources

Young has proposed a schema mode model of borderline personality disorder (BPD), hypothesizing that BPD patients tend to flip from 1 of 4 maladaptive schema modes to another.

But that notion of "translation" from one mode to another is vital, Davis continues.

The ease with which Martin swung from one mode to another almost up to his death in 1854 is baffling.

Adamo so far lacks a really distinctive personality as a composer, but he has a distinctive way of jumping from one compositional mode to another.

Along with researchers in Germany and Japan, we had looked at how commuting might change from one mode to another when people moved house.

It leapfrogs from one narrative mode to another, taking in pastiche of tabloid newspaper articles, juvenile diaries, TV interview transcripts and – towards the end – a parody of Agatha Christie and other old-school detective writers.

The car park is at the point where these two worlds meet and it functions as a harbour or portal, a place where people switch from one mode to another.

And there will be a compounding effect from the fast growth of inter-modal transport (switching freight from one "mode" to another, such as train to truck or aircraft) which tends to send even more traffic to hubs like Chicago.

Vaughan Williams's harmonic idiom in this symphony is continually slipping from one tonal centre to another, from one "mode" to another (different divisions of the scale), so that, for all the music's superficially quiescent surface, there's an unsettling feeling to the way the symphony moves.

The Chinese system concentrates in a similar way on a seven-tone scale but with a five-tone core (wu sheng) plus two changing (bian) tones to accommodate transpositions of a single mode to different pitch levels as well as modulations from one mode to another.

Meanwhile, the dominate electron transport mechanisms crossover from one mode to another with the circumstance temperature.