batch mode

collocation in English

meaningsofbatchandmode

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batch
noun[C]
uk
/bætʃ/us
/bætʃ/
a group of things or people dealt with at the same time or considered similar ...
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mode
noun
uk
/məʊd/us
/moʊd/
formal
a way of operating, living, ...
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(Definition ofbatchandmodefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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When operated in thebatchmode, the setup employs an additional energy store composed of molecular capacitors.
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The possibility has been shown to exist for a self-contained power supply of the accelerator from the bank of molecular capacitors in thebatchmode.
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It is convenient to use thebatchmodefor minor changes to an already defined large system.
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Command line interpreter: functions to read grammar files and use grammars inbatchmode.
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Batchmodeexperiments can be performed either by injecting a sample into a flow cell with a syringe or with the use of discrete vials.
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Therefore, state of the art micro-compounders have abatchmode(recirculation) and a conical shape.
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Other columns are short circuited, so that they operate in purebatchmode.
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The model is command line driven and can be used in abatchmode.
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A number of assignments for the computer would be gathered up and processed inbatchmode.
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Other improvements included the ability to handle profile views, abatchmode, and an intelligent touch up brush.
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It can also be run inbatchmodeor as a server.
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Program's options include a selection of themes for the program's interface and a single and abatchmodesupport.
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Dig can operate in interactive command line mode or inbatchmodeby reading requests from an operating system file.
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The method can be used on the fly in role-based security within an institution, and inbatchmodefor exporting data from an institution.
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To iterate the collection, objects are dereferenced into client memory space in either a configurablebatchmodeor one at a time.
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Until this point, all computers constructed were dedicated to single tasks, run inbatchmode.
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At a time when most computers were huge remote machines operated inbatchmode, he advocated far more interactive access.
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Traditionally, this process was performed inbatchmode, but nowadays continuous vacuum pans are available.
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