Sentence examples for turning mode from inspiring English sources
The mesh independence of the LES is verified before analysing the nature of this mode using various indicators over more than 100 cycles: the mode is mostly a pure standing mode but it transitions from time to time to a turning mode because of turbulent fluctuations, confirming experimental observations and theoretical results.
The forward swimming mode corresponded to a smaller tail deflection and a shorter cycle period (58° and 41 ms), whereas the turning mode corresponded to a larger tail bend and longer cycle period (143° and 59 ms).
The two transverse acoustic modes of the combustion chamber couple and create a rotating motion of the flame which leads to a self-sustained turning mode which has the features of a classical PVC but a very different source (acoustics and not hydrodynamics).
In response to the phototaxic stimulus, larval zebrafish expressed two modes of behaviors: a forward swimming mode that exhibited little change in the heading direction (ΔΘH = 1.5°) that accompanied each swim, and a turning mode (ΔΘH = 38.9°) toward the illuminated side.
The visuals are striking, the gameplay feels natural and the headset responds to head movements, and the 'gaze to turn' mode makes adds a level of ease to target shooting.
The magnitudes of the second, fifth, and seventh principal components, which are all asymmetric turning modes, are reduced in cells migrating parallel to ridges.
Airplane mode will turn off your cellular and wireless network connections, though you can re-enable wireless after turning Airplane mode on.
You can shoot images by simply turning the mode on and winking your eye to snap photos.
Tumblr attempted this last year, by turning "Safe Mode" on by default.
When the light goes green and speed builds, the system unlocks automatically, returning the MP3 to its normal lean-to-turn mode.
A smattering of games even support multiplayer not just in the "your turn, then my turn" mode of early arcade games, but true two-player action.
