Sentence examples for switch to speed from inspiring English sources

ST. LOUIS — In the late 1990s, Dr. William H. Danforth, chancellor emeritus of Washington University here, watched as a faculty member in the university's engineering department tried to market an innovative device — a switch to speed transactions on the Internet — that had emerged out of a research project.

Every tech company I can think of is developing networked devices for powering the smart home of the future; already you can buy thousands of networked gadgets such as the AuYou switch to speed you on your way into that future.

Pechstein began figure skating at age 3 and switched to speed skating at age 9.

By 1956, however, he had switched to speed skating, making his Winter Olympics debut at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

After placing fourth in the 1975 national championships and ninth in the 1977 European championships in figure skating, Enke switched to speed skating, and in 1980 she won the world sprint championship.

Before switching to speed skating after seeing the 2002 Winter Olympics, Celski was a champion-class in-line skater.

After her chastening season in 2011, Felix switched back to speed training and started doubling-up in the 100m rather than the 400m.

Enke's switch from figure skating to speed skating was relatively easy, and she proved to be a natural speed skater.

At this time of year I'm starting to switch from strength work to speed work, and running a 200m will be part of that.

Lins said the switch to green energy needed to speed up and, crucially, start converting transport, heating and cooling to renewable sources.

As part of the 2009 economic stimulus, the Obama administration is spending more than $27 billion to speed the switch to computerized patient records.