Sentence examples for pursuit mode from inspiring English sources

As soon as the officer goes into pursuit mode, the other car's rear tires appear on his computer screen.

1987 -- KITT, bionic Firebird of "Knight Rider," is parked after five years of flexing its Super Pursuit Mode and Passive Laser Restraint System on TV.

Dani was able to train with us for a good spell, we could see her up close in team pursuit mode.

Interestingly, in Hot Pursuit mode you get points for your team's performance as well as your own individual skills, so it pays to co-operate with other racers/cops rather than blasting everyone out of your way.

The system also can detect when a vehicle is in pursuit mode and whether or not an officer is wearing a seatbelt.

And having spent three hours with Hot Pursuit's multiplayer mode, we can confirm that the interest certainly isn't misplaced… The centre of the Hot Pursuit multiplayer universe is the beautifully presented Autolog, which Webster describes as, "a suite of connected features that allow gamers to connect, compare and compete with their NFS friends".

While the premises of New Age seem incompatible with the modern neoliberal mode – the pursuit of simple, sustainable living, opposition to consumerism, and commitment to alternative therapy in lieu of modern medicine – the desire of practitioners to return to an Edenic, premodern state was quickly co-opted by the systems and institutions it opposed.

One is literal-minded fidelity to the organizing idea; the other is unimaginative pursuit of familiar artistic modes.

Sympathy and theopathy replace imagination and ambition as "primary pursuits," the fundamental modes of experience and interaction.

Her first album plumped for rinky-dink early Depeche Mode – an innocent pursuit on the face of it, but grim passions lurk beneath.

Jiménez's voluminous output Rimas (1902; "Rhymes"); Sonetos espirituales (1914 15) (1917; "Spiritual Sonnets [1914 15]"); Diario de un poeta recién casado (1917; "Diary of a Poet Recently Married"); Animal de fondo (1947; "Animal of the Depth")—springs from his lifelong pursuit of poetry and its modes of expression.