To prevent a too cozy relationship between regulators and the regulated, bank examiners must switch assignments on a random basis.
Other tactics that Smith devised included the run-and-jump defense (a full-court pressure defense that involved players switching defensive assignments on the run) and the foul-line huddle (in which one player would relay instructions from Smith to the other players before a foul shot).
The general who offended Johnson the most was Philip Sheridan, and Johnson soon ordered General Grant to switch the assignments of Hancock and Sheridan, believing that Hancock, a Democrat, would govern in a style more to Johnson's liking.
San Antonio switched defensive assignments: Bruce Bowen was on Fisher and 19-year-old Tony Parker was on Bryant.
"It took me probably five seconds to switch personal assignments," he told me recently, "because my dad was a career soldier, and I'd been through change-of-command ceremonies.
Taitz's 182 hourly employees belong to a local UAW union, but they regularly switch job assignments to avoid boredom or becoming immune to innovation.
Taitz's 182 hourly employees belong to a local of the United Auto Workers union, but they regularly switch job assignments to avoid boredom or becoming immune to innovation.
Don't switch between assignments.
Since pregnancy did not fall into any of the three categories of workers eligible for alternate assignments, UPS would not switch her to a less physically onerous job.
A common objective of this NP-hard optimization problem, termed as cell-to-switch assignment (CSA) in the literature, is to minimize the hybrid cost, comprising handoff cost between adjacent cells, and the cable cost between cells and switches, subject to the constraint that the call volume to be handled by a switch should not exceed its traffic handling capacity.
