Sentence examples for making a switch between from inspiring English sources

This whole notion of study findings and implementation results having to become protocol is new to anyone making a switch between private and public-sector media.

The versatile synthetic route applied for the pyrazinone synthesis made a switch between the two positions easily feasible, resulting in phenyl- or benzyl substituted pyrazinones and leaving glycine as the P2 residue.

Udinese have become a source of players for Watford as both clubs are owned by the Pozzo family, with 10 players making a loan switch between Stadio Friuli and Vicarage Road last season.

In this way, the electric field can be used to make a pixel switch between transparent or opaque on command.

Players are only allowed to carry a knife, a handgun and a single large weapon (such as a sniper rifle or shotgun), in contrast to other games, in which it is possible to carry an entire arsenal around, and make an instant switch between weapons.

Consistent with the operation of coordinated widespread epigenetic mechanisms at the onset of neural differentiation, we show here that HDAC1 transcription is promoted and maintained by FGF signalling in the SZ/PNT, making a novel link between the signalling switch that controls differentiation and a key mediator of chromatin state.

Striker Yoann Arquin believes St Mirren have a better chance of staying up than Ross County after making the switch between the two relegation rivals.

Is it difficult making the switch between youth and professional orchestras?

Saritha Rai, a business writer in Bangalore for The New York Times, offered this e-mail observation: "Most Indian software companies that deal with both American and English clients are quite adept at making the switch between 'lift' and 'elevator,'linene' and 'queue' and 'bespoke' and 'custom software,' depending on whom they are speaking with".

I would suggest this: a single interface that lets me watch anything and everything I want when I want it (that may sound bratty and unreasonable, but is it really?) without making me switch between one service and another (or make those services function in the background so I don't know or care).

The handset, patented by Charles Byers of Aurora, Ill., comes with a switch that allows a caller to switch manually between making a call over a standard telephone network or over the Internet, according to the patent filing.