Sentence examples for public mode from inspiring English sources
Each box has a public mode and private mode.
But the gear shifts in this programme by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, which juxtaposed Berlioz in grandiose, public mode with a delicate new work by Michael Jarrell, were almost surreal.
Not exactly up there with Douglas Hurd in public mode, 'a corn cob stuck up his arse', in the words of the late Alan Clark, but they don't have many hokey-cokey nights in the clubhouse all the same.
Anybody in the area can join a public network and communicate with any other users — in fact, much of the point is that the dynamics of each network change constantly as people move in and out, making them hard to track, particularly since the public mode uses "no I.D.s whatsoever," McAfee says.
The details of public mode of transport were collected from Singapore Mass Rapid Transit's website [35].
The public mode of transport was calibrated by adjusting the bus travel time.
The Americans With Disabilities Act, a landmark federal law enacted in 1990, decreed that public facilities, including most public modes of transportation, be accessible to people with disabilities.
Self-driving vehicles promise to have a dramatic impact on urban life, because they could blur the distinction between private and public modes of transportation.
Produced over the past two decades, most involve public modes of address borrowed from the worlds of advertizing and design and concepts promoting critical suspicion of mainstream media, culture and society.
Dating from the past 20 years, the majority of works involve technology and public modes of address borrowed from the worlds of advertising and design, and express critical suspicion of mainstream media, culture and society.
They may adopt the installational, public modes that rode high in the nineteen-nineties, but they do so without the social and critical militancies that marked that decade — and that boiled over in the notorious Biennial of 1993, during which viewers were offered buttons that read, "I can't imagine ever wanting to be white".
