"restore mode" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the process of returning a system or device back to an earlier state, such as to a saved version of its data or settings. For example: "The computer crashed and I had to start it up in restore mode in order to get it working again."
If all else fails, try kicking it into restore mode.
Connect it to your Mac or PC and see if iTunes detects it in restore mode.
Be careful and just keep trying until you get to the proper restore mode.
In fact my iPhone was rendered temporarily useless - stuck in restore mode, but without the ability to restore.
You put your iPhone into restore mode, launch the Pwnage tool, open a beer, and let it do the work.
As an aside, the volume down button now substitutes for the home button for the hard restart and restore mode functions.
The Adpata DR does not provide information about the behaviour of the MVP algorithm between follow-up visits other than the simple %VP (e.g. how often did AAI/R disengage to restore DDD/R mode, what were the events that triggered restoration of DDD/R mode).
One branch stimulates responses related to our fight-or-flight instinct – increased heart rate, dilated pupils, sweat secretion – while the other initiates the rest-and-restore mode.
The idea was to help her find a respiration rate that would activate her rest-and-restore mode, rebalance the nervous system and ease stress.
He is researching ways of manipulating genetic "switches" to send plants into survival mode quickly, then restore them to growth mode quickly when drought subsides, making them more productive.
Unlike animals, which generally are able to restore their standard mode of functioning once the danger is past, humans often are not, and they may find themselves locked into the same, recurring pattern of response tied in with the original danger or trauma.
