Style

noun

1. An arrangement of the eight diatonic notes or tones of an octave according to one of several fixed schemes of their intervals see interval
2. A rhythmical see rhythm scheme (as in 13th and 14th century music)
3. Mood

   "the indicative mode"

4. Mood
5. The modal see modality form of the assertion or denial of a logical proposition
6. A particular form or variety of something

   "flying and other modes of transport"

7. A form or manner of expression style

   "a different mode of living"

8. A possible, customary, or preferred way of doing something

   "explained in the usual solemn mode"

9. A manifestation see manifestation, form, or arrangement of being
10. A particular functioning arrangement or condition status

    "a computer operating in parallel mode"

11. The most frequent value of a set of data
12. A value of a random variable for which a function of probabilities see probability defined on it achieves a relative maximum
13. Any of various stationary vibration patterns of which an elastic body or oscillatory system is capable

    "the vibration mode of an airplane propeller blade"

noun

1. A prevailing fashion or style (as of dress or behavior)

   "the newest mode in dresses"

noun

1. An operating mode for an electronic device (such as a mobile phone) in which the device does not connect to wireless networks and cannot send or receive communications (such as calls or text messages) or access the Internet but remains usable for other functions

   "Today [in 2009], airlines may let passengers use newer-model cell phones in what's called “airplane” mode, which essentially disables the transmission function so they can't make calls. … FAA guidance allows cell phone calls once the plane has landed and is taxiing to the gate."

adjective

1. Fashionable, stylish
2. Topped with ice cream

noun

1. A digital network communications system that allows high-speed broadband transmissions

   "The overhaul of AT&T's network is just as important. AT&T will deploy an Internet-like digital technology known as ATM, for asynchronous transfer mode. It converts information into the ones and zeros of computer language, breaks it into tiny pieces, stamps them with an address and sends them into a shared transmission line."

noun

1. An extremely aggressive or energetic style or manner that someone (such as an athlete) adopts temporarily (as to overpower an opponent in a fight or competition)

   "“Well, I thought he [Evgeni Malkin] was in beast mode tonight, it seems. You know? He was a threat all night long.”"

noun

1. One of eight scales prevalent in medieval music each utilizing a different pattern of intervals and beginning on a different tone

abbreviation

1. Asynchronous transfer mode