Sentence examples for capacity to switch from inspiring English sources

Meditating or tai chi may increase the brain's capacity to switch between different tasks.

I've had to develop the capacity to switch every halfhour or 45 minutes to a completely different topic.

We also found that TGFβ1-BM-NSCs have the capacity to switch microglia from M1 to M2 phenotype.

Assault rifle, military firearm that is chambered for ammunition of reduced size or propellant charge and that has the capacity to switch between semiautomatic and fully automatic fire.

Although the cells lost the capacity to switch identity when the animals were just three days of age, it may be possible to extend the period of reprogramming to the mature brain.

Nicknamed the Yorkies, reflecting their Yorkshire roots, it is a light role infantry battalion, with the capacity to switch between a war-fighting role and a humanitarian support role.

Another problem is learning about the mechanisms by which influenza A viruses, all of which are believed to be endemic in wild waterfowl, their natural hosts, acquire the capacities to switch hosts, produce diseases in these new hosts, and in some cases, establish the ability to propagate directly between them.

Researchers have more specifically described cognitive flexibility as the capacity to shift or switch one's thinking and attention between different tasks or operations typically in response to a change in rules or demands.

An ageing coal-fired power station might conclude that it would be cheaper to buy extra emissions capacity than to switch fuel sources.

Higher job levels increase the battle statistics of the character and reduce the cost in capacity points to switch to that job.

Cities are central to the fight against climate change, but the IPCC recently noted that many cities — and particularly those in the developing world — lack the institutional, financial and technical capacities needed to switch to low emission development paths.