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normal mode
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normal mode [′nȯr·məl ‚mōd]
(computer science)
Operation of a computer in which it executes its own instructions rather than those of a different computer.
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Experimental modal analysis (EMA), also called modal testing or a modal survey, is performed on real structures to characterize their dynamic behavior in terms of their modes of vibration.
Using Photo Modeling to Obtain the Modes of a Structure by Shawn Richardson and Mark Richardson / Sound and Vibration
When a cancer-specific marker binds to the disc, the uneven weight causes one of the modes of vibration to change in frequency, enabling the detection of tiny amounts of cancer specific marker.
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The mode number is simply an integer that indicates the sequence of the observed modes of vibration of the membrane, Generally, for a given sample, the many modes of vibration can be seen with each mode occurring at a unique resonant frequency.
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