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modeling the shaping or fashioning of three-dimensional form in a soft material, such as clay or wax
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mode 1. Formally refers to any of the following transportation methods: rail, highway, air or water. 2. Transit service operated in a particular format. There are two types: fixed-route and non-fixed-route. 3. Transportation planners, decisionmakers and analysts refer to the means of transportation as the "mode." 4. The types of transportation available for use, such as rail, bus, vanpool, personal vehicle or bicycle.
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modeling Duplicating certain functions of a chip to ensure that they operate properly.
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mode the observation that occurs most frequently.
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mode The most frequently occurring number in a set or group of numbers.
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