Sentence examples for switch borders from inspiring English sources
You could potentially just walk down the street and automatically switch borders.
There are valid questions on whether governments should subsidize companies to switch borders, particularly when companies are leveraging cities off each other.
However, the study shows that a number of institutional barriers have prevented its policy-makers from switching from border to internal controls.
Users can choose and print multiple photos from their device, choose to print with or without borders, switch between color and black and white, and you can even buy ink or other printing supplies straight from the app.
From time to time, Russian military jets patrolling Estonia's western border switch off their G.P.S. transponders and drift into the country's airspace.
The company is now moving into the business of providing least-cost routing: software installed on a customer's premises routes a call to a switch over the border in the Netherlands on a leased line, from where the call heads off across the world by whatever the switch calculates as the least expensive route of the moment.
In particular, this mechanism can make use of the border switch as inter-domain agents, where special packets are used by the controller to send messages to the secure tunnel.
This cycle of adversarial stigmergy has encouraged the emergence of a well-coordinated system of clandestine innovation in the territory of the US Mexico borderlands that takes advantage of the border switch to solve in an iterative form one particular problem: to identify and exploit the vulnerabilities of a complicated enforcement architecture to build resilient narcotics systems.
There are 66 Bcd profiles associated with the phase portraits which exhibit the attractor-attractor switch mechanism of border formation and 20 profiles corresponding to the attractor-manifold switch mechanism, which make these two mechanisms predominant for the Bcd ensemble.
And the EU's forthcoming Bank Accounts Directive is also aimed at increasing the transparency of bank fees and charges so customers can easily compare accounts and switch providers, including across borders.
