"visual mode" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually describes a mental or emotional approach to a situation. For example, "John was able to look at the problem from a visual mode and come up with a solution quickly."
The visual mode allows users to visualize the dynamics (i.e., the sequence of the ON/OFF states) of the output nodes declared in the specification file (discussed above) during the course of a single simulation.
The first mode is a file conversion mode used to convert truth tables to a network descriptor file, whereas the second modes is a single-simulation visual mode which allows users to visualize the activity of any given output node during the course of a simulation.
In visual mode, a culture GUI is created and the visualization console launched.
Thus, the quality of the visual mode is the same for all groups.
In human-to-human speech communication, not only the audio but also the visual mode of speech is important.
We ensured that for every group, the visual mode was constructed by the concatenation of the same video segments.
These semiotic visual modes achieve a number of functions, as presented in the SF-MDA.
A big turnoff, though, is that there are also banner ads in the Springboard and other visual modes.
Behind its multitude of visual modes and graphic elements, Dinamica EGO runs on top of a virtual machine.
Sound is more effective than visual modes as it allows the audience to look around while listening.
In the first case, no inter-modal dependency could be observed as in the second case, both auditory and visual modes interacted in a significant way.
