Sentence examples for fully switch from inspiring English sources

ITO-containing films, with ITO in every other bilayer, fully switch in 14 s and do not exhibit the same drift in transmittance with repeated switching.

In the new university the students see an almost priceless chance to fully switch mindsets as much as careers to Western economics as the discipline of the future.

But he has struggled to fully switch to the pro-game mentality, where power and intensity matter more than in the amateurs, where slickness wins points and rounds but not necessarily a ticket-buying following.

In such a model, larger kinetochores on the central spindle half are biased against, possibly because their interactions with spindle microtubules are never sufficiently strong to fully switch off the error correcting mechanism of aurora kinase.

M&S Bank has just launched a promotion whereby those who fully switch to one of its current accounts will get a £100 M&S giftcard, plus an extra £10 per month loaded on to the card for the first year, provided they pay £1,000 a month into their account – meaning the total "free cash" to spend at M&S is £220.

However, the keyboard still has a few issues, which make it difficult for me to fully switch over.

"It's a very hard sport and if you are not fully switched on you can get injured.

The fact that implementation relies on object-oriented languages which prevent developers from fully switching to COP.

One explanation for the delay was that the spectrum up for sale was previously in use by analogue TV services, which weren't fully switched off until 2012.

Still, they are looking a bit sheepish now, because Bayern would be behind if Neuer, who is the German international keeper, wasn't fully switched on.

It is worthwhile noting that the less mobile 90° domain wall cannot be fully switched back by a reverse electric field, which could lead to the "fatigue behavior".