You can even switch in the middle of a sentence, it works flawlessly.
They could also switch in the middle of one sequence to the other, instantly picking up the other sequence at the same point in the playback.
Thirty years on, it's not really working out as planned: all the office lights are generally switched on in the middle of the day.
Corey Pavin won the 1995 United States Open and switched clubs in the middle of 1996, signing a lucrative deal with PRGR and giving up his Cleveland irons.
(There was also one sweetly sentimental play when center Jeff Saturday switched teams in the middle of the game so he could snap one final ball to former teammate Peyton Manning).
All these shenanigans Put me in mind of the now infamous fixtures in 1997 - West Ham v Crystal Palace and Wimbledon v Arsenal - when floodlights were switched off in the middle of the game at the behest of an Asian betting syndicate, as we would later find out.
So Whitney switched gears in the middle of graduate school, from fieldwork to lab-based studies, which she found "more tractable" for finding specific answers, she says.
The game's dedication to considered build-up play in attack, combined with a tactical suite that allows you to pick up to three formations that can be seamlessly switched between in the middle of a game, doesn't lend itself to players inebriated to the point that telling a PS4 pad from an ashtray is a challenge.
In the Dangerous World Tour, an illusion was made for Jackson to appear on the upper floor the moment "Thriller" ended through the use of a masked dancer posing as Jackson who he had switched with in the middle of the song.
"It's not easy to switch holders in the middle of the year," said Jets kicker Jay Feely, who switched to Kellen Clemens after Steve Weatherford botched a hold in overtime against Buffalo this season, and watched as Clemens bobbled at least one hold Sunday.
