Sentence examples for switch over from the from inspiring English sources
The switch over from the older gaming formats to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One software has impacted profitability across the UK market.
The fear is that fewer will bother to switch over from the extended bulletin (a trial of the format earlier this year saw a 10 per cent fall in Newsnight's ratings).
People seem to be finding its phone's newfangled features pretty cool — cool enough, maybe, to get them to switch over from the iPhones and Samsung Galaxies that, after all, haven't offered much in the way of new whiz-bang gadgetry over the past couple of years.
Why did you make the switch over from the buy side?
The paper also highlights the need to switch over from the utilization of artificial fibres, which are non-renewable and fossil fuel products, to environmental beneficial materials like green fibres.
Thus when 235U would get exhausted, perhaps much sooner in countries having limited uranium reserve, there will be a need to switch over from the today's open fuel cycle programme based on 235U feed to closed fuel cycle based on Pu feed.
In the mid 1980's the United States switched over from the hard ball to the soft ball that is used in international competitions.
These were taken at twice the tempo of all that had gone before; Ms. Morelenbaum became a happy-go-lucky bar singer, noticeably switching over from the ethereal vocal zone she had just been inhabiting.
I had a portable telly and £30 worth of batteries - and I switched over from the rolling news gloom to Tony Hancock lording it about in the French capital, creating the "infantile" school of art, earning a reputation as Paris' most exciting artist and attracting legions of bogus intellectual fans.
And it would prolong the agony for games publishers, which are suffering from a slump in sales as the industry switches over from the current generation of consoles to the next.But it is Sony itself that is in the most precarious position.
The torus canard orbits spend long times near branches of attracting and repelling periodic orbits of the fast system in alternation, switching over from the former to the latter exactly near the saddle-node of periodic orbits.
