Sentence examples for modes would have from inspiring English sources

GamePro review called the omission a "serious, unforgivable sin"; Schneider believed that while adding these modes would have extended Rogue Squadron replay value, the game was still enjoyable for its medal reward system and large number of secrets and unlockables.

Victory remained the ambition yet City's sweeping attack mode would have the ballast of a dense midfield manned by Fernandinho and Fernando at the base and Yaya Touré pushed slightly further forward.

AF in movie mode would have been the killer feature on the K-7.

We observed that SKIP mode would have high probability to be chosen if Vs = (1, 1, 1) and CBP for DIRECT16×16 is zero.

The increase in the cooling months occurred when the outdoor temperature was lower than the indoor temperature, during which the availability of an economizer mode would have been beneficial.

Fahey concurred, adding that a multiplayer racing mode would have been preferable to "lame" minigames.

Terminator "I'll be back" mode would have returned him to his Virginia based personal injury law practice, but during his recovery he realized it was time to rehabilitate not only his injured leg but his life.

Randell believed that the port's missing multiplayer mode would have made it as good as Virtua Fighter 2 and NiGHTS Into Dreams, but that it "isn't far off this realm of excellence" without it.

Per questionnaire, the number of quotations would have been between 1 and 66, with an arithmetic mean of 10.41, a lower quartile of 3, a median of 6 and an upper quartile of 12 13; the mode would have been 2. In the 64 questionnaires (representing the same number of references) actually sent, 709 quotations (91% of all quotations) were included in the total.

Had the participants used the axis lock modes they would have achieved almost perfect rotations However, despite the availability of the constraint modes, participants did not use them very much (Fig. 11) Fig. 10 Results from the rotation task (with Standard Error).

Because participants did not use the additional modes that would have potentially offered an advantage of accuracy and speed.