normal mode

American  

noun

1. an oscillation of a mechanical system in which all particles move with the same frequency and phase.

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Example Sentences

“There are some people who have got vaccinated who are like, ‘Let’s go back to normal mode,’ and then you have others that are still not vaccinated or still, even if vaccinated, are cautious,” imam Idris Abdul-Zahir said.

From Seattle Times

I don’t know why Google couldn’t have made do by improving the standard battery saver mode, and in my time with the phone, I’ve found its battery life in normal mode to be plenty adequate anyway.

From The Verge

Dropping back to Normal mode softens things up for the highway slog home, where it’s good for 30 mpg, which isn’t too shabby for a compact sedan with this kind of performance.

From Fox News

“We’ve been trying for years to get people out of normal mode and into emergency mode,” said Margaret Klein Salamon, a former psychologist who now heads the advocacy group The Climate Mobilization.

From The Guardian

The camera comes with a new battery that’s good for up to 500 shots in normal mode or 600 if you put it into economy mode.

From The Verge