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switch

[swich] / swɪtʃ /




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These vortices offer additional ways to encode information, but most existing systems can produce only a single type of pattern and usually lack the ability to switch between modes.

From Science Daily

In those cases, Levitt said, the president has “his finger on a switch” — the practical ability to act first and answer questions later.

From Salon

The event also marks LIV's switch from a 54-hole format to 72.

From BBC

The FSA has urged parents who had any of the affected products left, to stop using them and switch to an alternative formula.

From BBC

"Some of the themes are darker and it's definitely bit of a genre switch up."

From BBC