Sentence examples for switchover from from inspiring English sources

A routine switchover from night to daytime operations failed.

The switchover from analogue to digital TV freed up space on the broadcasting spectrum.

Chrysler, which is still losing money, is lagging in the switchover from trucks to smaller cars as it awaits new products from its Italian partner, Fiat.

Mr. Howard found that under some conditions, unless the sampler is carefully and frequently recalibrated, the switchover from the first sampler to the second can fail.

The actual switchover from analogue to digital occurred in 2002 and now 94percentnt of all data is stored in a digital form.

The long July 4 holiday weekend of 1978 was chosen for the switchover from hot to cold type, to give everyone involved the greatest latitude.

The switchover time from standby state to operating or from repair to standby state is negligible and assumed to be perfect.

Bradshaw, who replaced Andy Burnham in Gordon Brown's cabinet reshuffle earlier this month, confirmed that the government wanted to break the BBC's monopoly on the licence fee and use the £200m so-called "digital switchover surplus" from the licence fee to help provide universal access to broadband before the next generation service was built.

New culture secretary Ben Bradshaw, who replaced Andy Burnham in Gordon Brown's cabinet reshuffle earlier this month, confirmed to the House of Commons that the government planned to use the expected £200m so-called "digital switchover surplus" from the licence fee to help provide universal access to broadband.

"If I were a betting person I would say the range of dates for switchover would be from the end of 2017 and 2020," she told The Independent.

He will be responsible for S4C's communications strategy as it prepares for digital switchover in Wales from 2009, overseeing marketing, press, internal communications and internet publications.