Sentence examples for software mode from inspiring English sources
The TSF allowed the necessary ring displacements in all cases without time-consuming preoperative planning of joint or slider positions using the software mode of the total residual program [20].
On the S4 Active's rear is an 8 megapixel camera (the S4 has a 13MP lens) to which Samsung has added a new software mode — called Aqua Mode — to improve the clarity of underwater photography and video.
I eventually ran Tomb Raider in "software mode" (which made no sense to me because isn't a game software?), and it worked.
An adjustment of the prediction equations, however, depends in all cases on the manufacturer (General Electrics, Hologic, Norland, Diagnostic Medical Systems), species, age or weight, software mode and animal positioning on the scan table.
The new ultrasound systems use contrast-specific software modes and low mechanical index examination (between 0.08 and 0.3).
Therefore, DXA needs cross-validation for transferring composition results among devices and software modes (Plank, 2005; Scholz et al., 2007 and 2013; Hull et al., 2009; Lösel et al., 2010).
This is the case in software triggering mode for the USB2000 and with hardware triggering mode for the new USB4000 spectrometer (both Ocean Optics).
When I turn it on it goes into software update mode and cannot receive radio stations, even though I followed online instructions, downloading the latest version from their web page from my PC via a USB cable.
Bands were imaged using Fuji-Imager FLA5000 and Image Reader FLA5000 V2.0 software (IP−S mode) normalized to background.
They also managed to pack in all the video recording software and modes that can be found on their point and shoot Lumix line.
The OECD-NEA taxonomy presented a method to model digital (software-based) I&C systems, based on the hardware and software failure modes, failure uncovering effects and levels of abstraction, using a Reactor Trip System/Engineering Safety Feature Actuation System (RTS/ESFAS) as an example system.
