Sentence examples for of a mode from inspiring English sources

Then the sudden death of a Mode editor leaves Betty and Marc Michaell Urie) competing for the same job.

Kripke repudiated the Fregean idea that names introduce their referents by means of a "mode of presentation".

Did Bengal want to become part of the "new India", and of a mode of development often based on state violence and inequity?

"I was buying into an idea of how I should be in my early 30s, sort of a mode of living that one is supposed to inhabit," he said.

Initially developed from the blues and other popular musical idioms for dancing, jazz became more of a mode for musicians' personal expressions in the 1940's as soloing and improvisation came to the fore during the Bebop Era.

He (or Cervantes) is the inventor of a mode now common enough, in which figures, within a novel, read prior fictions concerning their own earlier adventures and have to sustain a consequent loss in the sense of reality.

Objective: The objective of this study was to compare the measurement accuracy of A-mode and B-mode ultrasonographic assessments of palatal masticatory mucosal thickness in vivo.

On your digital camera you have the choice of "A-mode" or aperture priority.

The second amplifier system consisted also of a mode-locked Ti Sapphire generating 50 fs pulses at 800 nm.

Hence, to avoid the consequences of a mode-mixing problem, an improved EMD algorithm has been proposed known as EEMD.

The elastostatic problem of a mode-I crack embedded in a bimaterial with an imperfect interface is investigated.