Sentence examples for ability to switch over from inspiring English sources

What Windows does afford users that you won't get on the iPad, however, is the ability to switch over into desktop mode.

"You just had to switch over.

"They are available should we need to switch over".

The mutuals that refused to switch over.

Until then, it will be stuck selling machines that run its old versions of Unix, with questionable ability to switch the systems over to the new Itanium technology when it arrives.

Any lingering doubts over Gary Neville's ability to switch from player to match analyst were dispelled during Sky Sports' telecast of Sunday's big match, when the former Manchester United full-back described Chelsea's erratic defender David Luiz as looking like he was being "controlled by a 10-year-old in the crowd on a PlayStation".

This model has slowly been changing over time to allow greater ability to switch between carriers, thanks in part to carriers willing to buy out customer's contracts to switch to their services.

Studies consistently show that switching focus in this manner significantly impacts performance [33, 34] (regardless of a subject's gender or degree of control over switching tasks [35]) and that the ability to switch tasks efficiently is actually negatively correlated with the subject's own belief about their ability to multitask [36].

Other additions, such as a minimap, mini-bosses, and the ability to switch Samus's abilities on and off at will, fell into place over the course of several years.

Luckily I have the ability to switch off").

This ability to switch off, though, is not laziness.