Terrified of the viewer dosing off or switching over in the sections where the theses are laid out, producers encourage factual presenters to be active and emphatic.
Another interesting footnote for Americans is that when we switched over in the 1700s, George Washington changed his birthday.
Come Saturday, all reservation data will lay in one system (when Virgin America switched over in the fall, it created a big headache for the airline).
But it appears that many of the latecomers are S.U.V. owners who previously did not feel a need to switch over in autumn, according to The Montreal Gazette and other news sources.
Updated at 4.53pm BST 4.08pm BST The switch over in panels has seen something of an exodus from the hearing, it seems, with only three senators remaining in the room.
Recent oxygen permeation experiments with α-alumina have shown that the two major diffusing species at the grain boundaries, i.e. oxygen and aluminum vacancies, switch over in terms of their dominance depending on the oxygen partial pressure at high temperatures (the so-called p n transition).
Letters are being sent to everyone eligible for the help scheme in the Borders area, the next area to convert, ahead of its switch-over in the autumn.
Despite this somewhat gloomy prognosis for the near future, emerging and other developing countries still have a great potential to "switch over," and in the mid-term, consolidate their position as the new engines of global economic growth.
One particular stimulus that has revealed intriguing differences between the ventral and dorsal streams is the anti-correlated random-dot stereogram, in which the colours of black and white dots are switched over in one eye with respect to the other.
A second wave of 52 companies will be switched over in late September.
