Sentence examples for switching windows from inspiring English sources

The simulation demonstrates spatial switching windows corresponding to 1.1, 1.5, and 2.4 times the switching chamber length for push, pull, and combined operation modes, respectively.

Tasks are stuck in molasses; things that used to happen in the blink of an eye, such as switching windows or opening applications, now take one, two, even three beats.

I responded no, quickly switching windows again as the supervisor stalked by, her head slumped on her ostrich neck.

Interestingly, our preliminary results indicate that 2- and 4-cell networks consisting of IF cell models express qualitative features of switching windows very similar to those described for a network composed of relaxation oscillators.

First, if we apply a stimulus of a given polarity to just one of the two groups (see stimulus profiles in Fig. 6A, B), switching windows show features similar to those which characterize transitions from IP to AP behavior.

Finally, simultaneous application of stimuli of opposite polarities, each now delivered to 50% of cells (see stimulus profiles, Fig. 5C1 and C2), resulted in switching windows which combined the main features of the two types of switching window corresponding to the singe stimulus polarities (Fig. 5 C2, C2).

To switch windows, press the menu key — the one that's a grid of four squares — and tap Windows in the options that appear onscreen.

The study, which was financed by the Army and the National Science Foundation, also found that people who use e-mail on a regular basis "switched windows an average of 37 times per hour.

You can send messages back-and-forth, which are overlaid on the maps as bubbles so you don't have to switch windows.

This means that in order to control the music (play/pause/stop/next track/etc) you'll have to switch windows to the music service itself.

Mojave offers the ability to switch windows and backgrounds to a dark design with light text — which, like many of the OS's new features, is targeted at the company's core audience of creative pros.