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"switch off the device" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to tell someone to turn a device off. For example: "Switch off the device when you are done using it."
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Ms. Filak immediately called his cardiologist and demanded that he send someone to switch off the device.
It features a replaceable battery - the optional high capacity battery can give up to 16 hours of power - plus the ability to switch batteries without having to switch off the device.
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The latest tablets and smart phones have an "aeroplane mode", which at least switches off the device's various radios.
Any attained position is maintained after switching off the device.
Unintentionally, patients 1 and 2 switched off the device on few occasions and experienced an exacerbation of their headache that settled within approximately 1 to 2 weeks after the device was switched on again.
Most existing proposals apply device-level power conservation strategy, which intends to switch off the entire device (router/switch) including fixed overheads (like fans, linecards, transceivers, etc).
In the proposed technique, migration will be performed by the use of live VM migration which means that the migration does not require the switching off the devices, which is the case in offline migration.
Then, Iterative control strategies are developed to adjust the gate signal duty cycle of the controller for limiting the ferroresonance to a normal status and then switching off the elimination device.
Switch off your Android device.
Switch off your devices when you're not working, set up an out-of-office on your email and use different numbers for work and personal life.
Switch off all devices, quit email and internet and ignore other people's writing (books, articles etc) for a specific time period.
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