Sentence examples for switching can be seen from inspiring English sources

Asymmetrical or self-rectifying resistive switching can be seen in both Figs. 2 and 3.

The reason why random switching is more effective than defined-term switching can be seen in Figure 4b and 4d.

In a vast aquatic environment, such as the open sea, the barriers to host switching can be seen as generally weaker than in a structured terrestrial ecosystem where local adaptation can occur more easily [ 51], especially given the wide dispersal of hosts and viruses in the marine ecosystem.

Although it was a coincidence that news of the name change emerged shortly after Shearer criticised Kinnear's appointment, the long planned switch can be seen as a clear reflection of Ashley's lack of affection for the club's former centre-forward.

The scale of this switch can be seen in the diminution of Asian current account surpluses.

Also, advantages of the hand switch can be seen for the handheld mini-joystick as the bouncing time was only 8.75 ms ± 1 ms compared to 64.1 ms ± 24.4 ms for the foot pedal.

Indeed, for sufficiently high frequencies, these switching phenomena can be seen to be triggered by some critical values of the second gradient parameter.

Two other monitors, both switched off, can be seen in the room.

Compared with conventional switching condition, it can be seen that conventional M/S coding works on the two-dimensional space and has two switching areas.

As should be clear, slow switch arguments can be seen as skeptical arguments, where the skeptic raises the possibility that we are in Oscar's predicament.

The silenced strain SToxB with the lowest level of ClToxB expression caused fewer anthracnose lesions at 6 dai (Fig.  12c), which was likely associated with the delayed biotrophy-necrotrophy switch as can be seen in case of the SToxB-8 at 3 dai (Fig.  12d).