Sentence examples for modes which we from inspiring English sources

The encapsulated adamantane molecules exhibit red shifted infrared C H vibration modes which we assign to a slight elongation of the C H bonds.

Thereby, these upper bounds may hold also for the coveragecast communication modes, which we believe is of fundamental importance for the type of industrial applications through of in this paper.

The main features in the spectra for Ivuna and Orgueil are a peak at ~9.9 μm and a doublet at ~23 μm from the Si O stretching and bending modes, which we attribute to the abundant phyllosilicates present in these meteorites.

Based on the results of this project, the present article addresses an attitudinal and behavioral mode which we have coined "senior coolness".

But that hasn't stopped car companies from racing away with the news, including Tesla's introduction of Ludicrous Mode (which we haven't stopped talking about), and the old Top Gear crew signing with Amazon for a new show.

Unless you want your parents to know about your creepy belly-button fetish (it's a thing) educate yourself on using Incognito Mode (which we're sure you have) if you must share a family computer.

This finding indicates that miRNA has a distinct action mode, which we called "rapid production, rapid turnover; slow production, slow turnover".

The concept of presenting a growth factor "in the solid induction mode," which we refer to as "matrix-bound," has been proposed in pioneering work performed by Kuhl et al. on tethered epidermal growth factor (EGF); however, this work has been neglected for many years (Kuhl and Griffith-Cima, 1996).

So one of the Five Modes is an umbrella mode for all of the Ten Modes, which, as we have seen, were best thought of as devices for generating equal and opposing arguments to arguments put forward by dogmatists which depend upon how things are perceived in this or that situation.

Dust lattices support a variety of linear modes of which we single out: longitudinal [7] (~x, acoustic) and a transverse [8, 9] (~y, shear) in-plane as well as a transverse (out-of-plane, inverse-optic) dust-lattice wave mode(s).

Einstein warned us that space and time are "modes in which we think, not conditions in which we exist".