Sentence examples for move a switch from inspiring English sources

The situation was so bad during her gunnery trials in October 1908 that the captain of, the Royal Navy's gunnery school described their operation thusly: "When the order was given to train the turret, elevate or run a gun in or out, it was only necessary to push a button, or move a switch, but the result was often a flash of blue flame which seemed to fill the turret".

The spring moved a switch in the wiper circuit to the "off" position, and the wipers dwelled.

Microsoft's research division recently demonstrated a small PC with a screen that will detect and respond to twisting, stretching, bending and squeezing to move a mouse, switch programs or perform whatever other functions that programmers can dream up.

The shifter is mounted on the steering column on models with bench seats, and you can shift manually (or hold the transmission in a gear) by moving a small toggle switch on the lever.

· It includes a five-way controller that directly selects items on the screen (on the first Kindle, you have to roll a jog-dial switch to move an indicator up or down in a thermometer-like column to the right of the screen).

Finally, for move (iii) a switch is chosen randomly from the set of existing switches, and the acceptance probability for this move has the same form as for move (ii) with all ratios inverted.

The move was a switch to leverage on the coverage of their fashion week show to make stock available immediately to consumers, rather than the traditional format of presenting to the industry, taking orders for production and becoming available to shop in six months' time.

Interest has been expressed in Espanyol's Diego López, 36, who made his loan move a permanent switch from Milan only over the summer.

They can also pass through wrought iron and mahogany turnstiles, move the switch on a signal light and touch the equipment used by the men who dug the subways.

Kadakia: It's important to take breaks in the day and to find a time to move and switch up your environment.

A fixture: Very simply move the switch up or down to turn on or off.