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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hot switch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology or electronics, often referring to a switch that can be activated without shutting down the system.
Example: "The technician explained that the new server has a hot switch feature, allowing for maintenance without downtime."
Alternatives: "live switch" or "hotkey".
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Do they spend more time or less time watching PBS stations with embedded breaks and a hot switch?
Under the new plan, there would be no break between shows, a transition known as a "hot switch" used by many cable networks.
If you have a fridge that has a hot switch, switch the hot switch on and put the cup in the fridge.
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"What works for us is to relax in a hot bath, switch off our phones and settle into a great literary classic.
When water becomes quite hot, switch off the stove.
In general, low actuation MEMS switches suffer from a range of problem including stiction, dielectric charging, hot switching life time and low power handling.
These situations, known as "hot switches," have been written into the contract carefully so as not to conflict with the teams' traditional telecasts, which take precedence over ESPN's.
In the proposed application in this work, a minute amount of power passes through the MEMS switch and thus the power handling and hot switching life time are not important issues.
But Lucent dropped the ball with one key optical product: a hot 10-gigabips switch that uploads data to long-distance optical networks.
Fortunately, if you're on a 3G data-network call and you walk into a hot spot, Line2 switches to the more reliable Wi-Fi network seamlessly, in midcall.
To meet customer demands for a hot sandwich, he switched from pies to sausages and began forking them onto a roll at lunch hour.
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