Sentence examples for switching to match from inspiring English sources

Tunnicliffe won the gold medal in the Laser at Beijing before switching to match racing.

It would be very costly for an individual to move at all within the matrix of colours of the habitat if this would require an active colour switching to match their background, even if this could be done in a relatively short time window.

Black did extrapolate, though, about the pair who dressed alike, had all their meals together and enjoyed balmy trips to the Del Mar track in California (where they switched to matching white tropical suits and white fedoras).

Switching to pattern match mode using the same query settings yields all database strings of EMPOP, since no symbols other than Y = {C,T}, C, and T are found at this position in the database.

The mileposts on the route switch to match those of I-70 after this interchange.

Ferguson made a significant tactical change at half-time, switching to a 3-5-2 systematchmatch Liverpool.

In that case there probably isn't much point paying attention to American democratic politics at all, and I recommend switching to a good hockey match.

Storey, who won five golds as a swimmer before switching to cycling, has now matched the total of 11 Paralympic golds won by wheelchair racer Baroness Grey-Thompson.

A notable exception is Rubb (2003) who provides evidence from the CPS that overeducation displays a substantial degree of persistence, with around 30% of the individuals overeducated in year t switching to a job which matches their level of education in year t+1.

The squad had been preparing for the match by switching to local time, which is seven hours ahead of Greenwich mean time.

Gelfand said he changed his opening repertory before the Candidates Matches by switching to more aggressive systems, particularly when playing as Black.