Sentence examples for multiple modes and from inspiring English sources

The methodology has been applied for the simulation of a wave breaking scenario featuring multiple modes and interfacial length scales.

First, in household outbreaks susceptible individuals are at risk of infection via multiple modes, and substantive reductions in the risk of infection by one mode may not lead to overall reductions in the risk of infection.

In conclusion, our findings suggest that household contacts of persons with symptomatic influenza virus infection are at risk of infection by multiple modes, and that aerosol transmission is important.

A novel measurement model is proposed to reflect the random delay of the transmission modes and the resulting filtering error system is modeled as a Markovian jump system (MJS) with multiple modes and state delay.

In order to reflect these advantages, it is the challenge to develop models which both represent multiple modes and their characteristics (e.g., fixed-time schedules and routes) as well as the transhipment between these transportation modes.

Ideally, he told me, you'd have one app that brings rail, bus, car-share and bike-share data into one place and lets you plan a whole trip on multiple modes and pay all at once.

Users can download the example input file for "single" or "multiple" mode and run the tools with default parameters.

Potter, BL, Walker, DS, Greer, L, Saavedra, SS, and Reichert, WM. "Multiple mode and multiple source coupling into polymer thin film waveguides". Proceedings of Spie the International Society for Optical Engineering 1368 January 1 , 1991): 251-257.

An alternative Australian Indigenous epistemology may emphasise the performative nature of knowledge, its negotiation from multiple perspectives and multiple modes of presentation and prosecution, and its fundamentally narrative base (Christie 2006b, p. 291).

Christie posits: An alternative Australian Indigenous epistemology may emphasise the performative nature of knowledge, its negotiation from multiple perspectives and multiple modes of presentation and prosecution, and its fundamentally narrative base (Christie 2006b, p. 291).

Secondly, in terms of the 'multiple perspectives and multiple modes of presentation and prosecution' as above, Christie relies on the concept of garma.