The ability to switch between two subjects is a useful skill for many job applications.
That ability to switch between moods – a serious insight followed by a cheeky, funny kicker – is evident in the film, which is sprinkled with light moments.
But neither of them has Ford's ability to control a game with his kicking from hand or, more important still, his ability to switch between styles of play.
The Chernobyl meltdown originated in what was meant to be a demonstration of the plant's safety, specifically of its ability to switch between these power sources.
She's a compelling performer, with the ability to switch between post-Adele belters, atmospheric neo-soul and classy, electronic pop with consummate ease.
A salesman who identified himself as a BlackBerry specialist gave a thorough demonstration of the device, including its ability to switch between corporate and personal apps.
Some interesting features include the ability to switch between a keyboard and mouse mode and a tablet mode, for those computers like the Surface Pro 3 with a detachable keyboard.
With the ability to switch between each of your team members at any time, a strategic element emerges in assessing which character's attack moves are best suited to take down the enemy at hand.
But the advantage may be different from the way many researchers have described it: as a phenomenon that helps children to develop their ability to switch between tasks and, more broadly, enhances their executive-control functions.
Based on user feedback and requests, Skype added the ability to switch between accounts, too.
Some, like the ability to switch between cameras, is an iPhone-only thing.
