Sentence examples for frequent switches from inspiring English sources

The proposed analysis and switching control approach could refrain frequent switches commonly observed in min-switching based designs.

Occasionally workmanlike prose and the frequent switches between various plots and settings are off-putting at times, but Final Days is an impressive achievement.

If Republicans were loyal to a fault, Gore had forfeited that kind of loyalty with his frequent switches of staff and strategy and personality -- most of them reflecting his conflicted relationship with Bill Clinton.

The trawler had been camouflaged since 1999 by name changes, quick coats of paint and frequent switches of registration and flags from Panama to Uruguay to Mauritania and the Netherlands Antilles, and usually commanded by Spanish officers.

Frequent switches from military to civilian rule marked the period from 1955 to 1983.

As shown in the simulation results (see Fig. 14), the narrow space causes frequent switches and long traveling distance before the convergence conditions are satisfied.

There is a downside to investing according to seasonal patterns: it means frequent switching into and out of the market.

This analysis poses a question for all mutual fund investors: Is paying a sizable load the most effective way of discouraging frequent switching?

Linguists typically use it to mean the instant and frequent switching between two distinct languages, like Spanish and English among many Puerto Rican New Yorkers.

In order to prevent the frequent switching phenomenon in the control signal, the method is modified such that the norm of tracking error is bounded.

The results of this observational study show that treatment for mania is complex with multiple combinations of treatment and frequent switching during an acute episode.