Sentence examples for changing from one to the other from inspiring English sources

A Dictionary of Measures, Units and Conversions (//www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/dictunit/dictunit.htm) provides an explanation of the principle systems of units, their history, standards, and conversion factors for changing from one to the other.

This was a dazzling piece of virtuosity, in which he played both characters, separating them by a small screen and changing from one to the other with such rapidity that the story seemed to flow as smoothly as if there were two actors on stage.

In this procedure, the three corresponding staircases are conducted simultaneously in an interleaved way, changing randomly from one to the other.

Government priorities seem to have been changing from one year to the other as indicated by the share allocated to health.

In fact, those coalitions tend to form on a contest-by-contest basis, with the characters changing from one race to the other.

Yeast cells come in two types, comparable to male and female sexes, and are capable of changing from one type to the other.

They both spoke at once, saying they mustn't keep her, and when she hurried away Cecilia heard the voices continuing, a monotone kept low, hardly changing from one voice to the other.

Games aren't changing from one thing to the other, but they are growing in variety.

He found changing from one character to the other difficult.

It was happening very fast, and changing from one second to the next — streaks of different red combining and separating, and running down to the lower end, where they dripped off the canvas into pails and other receptacles.

Nauru has used its position as a member of the United Nations to gain financial support from both Taiwan (ROC) and China (PRC) by changing its recognition from one to the other under the One-China policy.