Correction: Logitech calls the switches used in this keyboard "GL Switches" not "Romer GL Switches" as previously stated.
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The new GL Switches are available in three variants — linear, tactile, and clicky —which would make them the equivalent of Cherry MX Red switches, Brown switches, and Blue switches respectively.
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It should work with most standard light switches, although not two-way switches where multiple switches control the same light or lights.
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The blue switches feel like blue switches, and I like blue switches — it's just that I can't get used to the circular keycaps.
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Some had "mousetrap" switches and others had "clothespin" switches, the source said.
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Think of receptors like switches—with different switches responsible for producing different effects.
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Noon's lighting system has two parts: "extension switches," which are basically just regular light switches, and "room director" switches, which is where all the smart stuff happens.
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The Series 3 Watch switches between tasks faster than the White House switches communications directors.
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The company was even using scissor switches in MacBook laptops before replacing them with butterfly switches.
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"Razer's switches, in fact, strongly resemble Cherry ones, though, like Zeal's switches they definitely feel "smoother.
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Whichever variant you prefer, Logitech says the GL Switches are half the height of standard mechanical switches.
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Pressing one button temporarily switches the stylus to eraser mode, while the other switches it to highlighter mode.
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Some people swear by MX Brown switches, and others won't touch anything that doesn't have Cherry Red switches.
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The difference between these mechanical switches and Razer's previous mechanical switches is in the "opto" portion of the name.
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Networking Switches: Nintendo was too miserly to send me two Switches to test network play and sharing games. Unforgivable!
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You can even choose which switches it ships with: Romer-G Tactile, Romer-G Linear, or GX Blue switches.
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As of now, Kennedy estimates that Atom Switches are two to five times the cost of conventional mechanical switches.
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Each one starts life as a female, then switches to male and never switches back, but no one knows why.
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READMEThe switches may have a silly name but Razer's new opto-mechanical key switches are really damn nice to type on.
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Razer has been building its own bespoke mechanical switches for a while, and this keyboard has the company's orange "silent" switches.
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Compared to Razer's current switches, and the selection of Cherry switches found in mechanical keyboards available from most major manufacturers that's true.
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The level is called "P is for Pain" and consists of nothing but spike traps, P switches and trampolines carrying P switches.
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Previous HHKBs have used electrostatic switches produced by Topre, while the Type-S variants have used the silent versions of its switches.
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If you're not into the idea of replacing the keyboard's switches, then Logitech is also selling a non-X Pro model of the keyboard for $129.99 where the switches are soldered to its circuit board — it's only available with clicky switches.
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Today's computers translate inputs, instructions, and outputs into switches, called bits, that equal either zero or one and whose values control other switches.
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C. accidentally bought one-way light switches, so we go to Home Depot and purchase the correct three-way switches we need ($2.65).
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We've tried many times to eliminate the switches, but our customers keep telling us they want the switches and they want the knobs.
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These switches communicate with other C by GE lightbulbs and switches over Bluetooth and will last over two years on a coin cell battery.
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Just one switch somewhere at a big, I assume, some giant room full of switches, can do something ... Yes, it's a room of switches.
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For $159, you can get the WhiteFox sans switches (you'll need a soldering iron and some tinkerer expertise to put your own switches on it).
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Their estimate is that these switches will last for billions of presses rather than the millions that current Cherry MX switches are able to withstand.
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The key switches on it are different than most other mechanical keyboards: instead of a thick, sculpted layout, these are "low-profile" switches with flat keycaps.
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That's over $60 dollars just for switches—not including the PCB, case, key caps, or labor required to turn those key switches into a full board.
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Unfortunately, right now it seems the Aurora only works with older toggle-style switches instead of the newer rocker-style switches often found in newer homes.
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The Pro X model is the one to go for if you want easily detachable switches, and costs $149.99 with either GX Clicky, Linear, or Tactile switches.
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Like those earlier models, the G810 uses Logitech's custom-designed Romer-G switches, which the company says are closest in character to the Cherry MX Brown switches.
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Fujitsu says that all three keyboards use electrostatic capacitive key switches, while the Type-S keyboard's switches have an extra "buffer" inside them to make it quieter.
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In quantum computers, instead, problems are translated into qubits—these two-choice switches obey the rules quantum mechanics, so that single switches can take on a combination of states and two or more distant switches can become entangled such that their joint outcomes are reliant on one another.
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But without it, in order to get a similar effect, smart home enthusiasts often had to install a set of Hue-compatible smart switches alongside existing smart lights, turn to solutions that required homeowners to rewire their switches, or install simple "dumb" cover plates that fit over existing switches.
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A control unit switches the target device for the hardware controller between their wheelchair, and the smartphone, and it also works with single or dual switches, including those that respond to light touch and sip-and-puff switches for users with less range of motion in their hands.
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I particularly like that SmartThings supports various smart light switches, letting you replace your existing switches with ones that can turn off smart lights without entirely disabling them.
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More importantly, Apple's return to the old-fashioned keyboard that uses scissor switches instead of the company's "butterfly" switches shows that the company has, indeed, listened to feedback.
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Kailh first started making Cherry clones, before expanding into its own series of switches, and its copper, silver, and bronze switches all have an actuation distance of just 1.1mm.
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Switches range from the membrane kind found attached to your old Gateway desktop, to the scissor switches in your laptop, to the mechanical ones most modern keyboard enthusiasts enjoy.
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Rather than relying on a metal contact like most other mechanical switches, these Silo switches have a small magnet that moves up and down as you press a switch.
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The limited edition bikes will also feature the SRAM wireless eTap groupset, a gear-shifting system that allows riders to shift with electronic switches instead of mechanical cables and switches.
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The carmaker, which recalled 2.6 million vehicles in 2014 for defective ignition switches, has warned that added weight to key chains can cause the switches to slip out of position.
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Point the camera at a person, and it quickly switches to portrait mode; point it at a plate of food, and it switches to the food preset, and so on.
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The new three-wire (line, load, and ground) switches will be available in three different designs — button, paddle, and toggle — to match whatever existing switches are already in the home.
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Available for preorder today, the Logitech Pop starter pack comes with the base station and two Pop home switches for $99, while extra home switches will run you $39 a piece.
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From there, I was able to find keycaps that fit the Alps-style switches and MacOS, and I chose a compatible printed circuit board and plate to sit below the switches.
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Like all other Cherry switches, the Viola switches are built in the company's factory in Germany and all of its suppliers, too, are building their products in the country as well.
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During the Gilded Age, there were six switches in the House and four switches in the Senate, plus one deadlocked session where neither party held a majority, from 1874 to 1894.
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Unfortunately, Cherry struggled to meet the demand made by its three popular switches, and by 2015, keyboard companies were being forced to produce less product, increase prices, or seek out alternative switches.
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Mellanox, which has a market cap around $5 billion, sells networking hardware used in data centers, including Ethernet switches, where Cisco rules the market, and cables for connecting switches to other hardware.
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The 737 features two prominent toggle switches on the center pedestal whose sole purpose is to deal with such an event — a pilot simply switches them off to disengage the electric trim.
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The source also told CNN that some bombs had "mouse trap" switches and others had "clothespin" switches, each with distinctive springs that made them identifiable even after a blast, the source said.
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After the surge, telecom switches and internet routers are dead.
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Up to 8 Switches can be connected for local multiplayer.
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These switches are so good I can overlook a lot.
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Now Ars Technica claims the key switches have been replaced.
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A membrane covers the key switches to protect from debris.
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Yet, she may find savings if she switches plans again.
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October 16, 2015 - The city switches back to Detroit water.
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But now, one of those four switches is acting up.
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Getachew concurred, and Mohammed flipped the switches to disable MCAS.
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Chips are made from transistors, which are tiny electronic switches.
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Other switches might require 60 to 80 grams of force.
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Fonsi also switches gears and sings his verse in English.
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She switches cars in the movie for the Rally Fighter.
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How fast can the switches be flicked on and off?
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Apple's current standalone Magic Keyboard also still uses scissor switches.
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Flick it again, and it switches to the next screen.
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Simple premise ... he switches bodies with Breezy, and hilarity ensues.
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If that's the case, it switches temporarily to virtual servers.
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Just through her actions and her affiliation, she switches gears.
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"Literally, every month it switches back and forth," said Smith.
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The camera light switches on and we start to move.
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It opens apps, loads web pages, and switches tasks quickly.
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We started with, okay, the job switches and career management.
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After the acquisition, switches became a giant business for Cisco.
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It switches between versions of the ketogenic and Mediterranean diets.
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Since its release, Nintendo has sold over 35 million Switches.
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I missed the dedicated switches for drive and metering modes.
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I sent him a neck, pickups, pots, electronics and switches.
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A televisual Eisenhower switches to a man promoting orange juice.
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Your phone switches back on, and you get a call.
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I never lose a contact, and my calendar switches seamlessly.
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Topre switches can withstand 30 million keystrokes — virtually a lifetime.
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But one of those switches was not what it seemed.
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These improve on standard mechanical switches in some important ways.
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Occasionally, she forgets, as do opposing teams on defensive switches.
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She cries readily when conversation switches to her dead husband.
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Crossfade: Ability toggle that switches between speed boost and healing.
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Those molecules can act like switches, turning off other genes.
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It has no light switches and allows for no wastebaskets.
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That's where the movie's tone switches from bemused to alarmed.
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Other mutations may shuffle genetic switches in the bacteria's DNA.
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"Think of Claes Oldenburg's giant, soft light switches," he continued.
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The craft then switches to two rear propellers for thrust.
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In "Edgar and Lucy," he switches things up a bit.
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These buttons, switches, and knobs are blissfully simply to operate.
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Yes, there's a room with switches that control us all.
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The data readout shows they flicked those switches only briefly.
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That's standard, especially compared to popular Cherry MX Blue switches, but with less key travel (shorter distance to actuation), Razer's switches give a faster responds while still proving that oh-so-nice tactile feel.
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Though I usually prefer blue switches for their audible clicks and tangible bumps, brown switches are more popular and mainstream because they're quieter while still clearly letting you know when you've activated the key.
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All of this is good news that confirms what many have thought since Apple first introduced the butterfly switches in 2015: there was nothing wrong with the old scissor switches in the first place.
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Regular, or classical computers, solve problems by translating data into billions and billions of interacting "bits," or physical systems that represent two different states, like on-off switches that depend on other on-off switches.
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Tom's Hardware reports that these GX-branded switches aren't made by Cherry, but Logitech told the publication that Cherry's MX switches should also be compatible with this keyboard in addition to its own switch kits.
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Amazon Web Services could price its white-box switches 70-80 percent less than comparable switches from networking giant Cisco, the report said, citing one of the people with direct knowledge of the unit's plan.
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All of the new switches will be managed and controlled by the same C by GE app that the company's existing four-wire (the ones that do have neutral wire support) switches and dimmers use.
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"The attack apparently affected 200,000 router switches across the world in a widespread attack, including 3,500 switches in our country," the Communication and Information Technology Ministry said in a statement, which was reported by Reuters.
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As you start to ride, the app switches to travel mode.
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The switches have been linked to 124 deaths and 275 injuries.
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Ultimately, 2.4 million vehicles equipped with the defective switches were recalled.
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So what you're looking for is switches from somebody's normal behavior.
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For a few decades, Oxo just made products without power switches.
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The network operators can't just rip out their routers and switches.
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CameraScreenshot: GizmodoWe're really into the more simple Control Center switches now.
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Chances are you need things like light switches and cutlery, too.
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Not when it comes to the speediness of the two switches.
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SOHO switches strategy from build and sell, to build and lease.
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The keyboard has Cherry MX Red switches and sells for $129.99.
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Green's man, Solomon Hill, then switches onto Thompson AKA Miller's man.
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But the data readout suggests they flicked those switches only briefly.
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"I wasn't satisfied with how scratchy [Cherry switches] felt," he said.
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You can toggle switches, open URLs, and launch apps as required.
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The faulty switches were linked to 124 deaths and 275 injuries.
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Even at this part, he switches it up to a soprano.
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Instead of mechanical keyswitches you get low-profile membrane scissor switches.
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T) vehicles and faulty ignition switches in General Motors Co (GM.
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Sandshrew also switches elements, looking more like an igloo than before.
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When docked, the phone switches into Android Auto mode, as well.
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The real magic should happen once the smart switches are installed.
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The Drevo Joyeuse mechanical keyboard, with brown Kailh low-profile switches.
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But the data readout shows they flicked those switches only briefly.
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South Korea typically switches to Qatari condensate to replace Iranian one.
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When he films, he closes the curtains and switches them on.
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General Motors — A fourth case involving defective ignition switches was dismissed.
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Defensively, however, Kanter is just atrocious at times, especially on switches.
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Underneath your fingertips right now are wires and logic gates. Switches.
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If Justice indeed switches parties tonight, Democrats should rethink this strategy.
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The departures come as Papa John's switches up its management structure.
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How and can we build in so-called impenetrable kill switches?
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This book flipped nearly all of my switches as a reader.
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Then, four pages in, Mueller uncharacteristically switches to the passive voice.
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With a flick of your hand, the overhead light switches on.
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You don't have to switch between activities — the device switches automatically.
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Coupon on 6NC5 switches to 83yr MS+xx if not called.
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Switches above each seat controlled three lights: ceiling, wall and reading.
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In response, the protein switches on a number of other genes.
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The pilots again used the switches to pull up the plane.
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It's a Ryan Murphy series that switches storylines with every scene.
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The 22018G system is a physical network of switches and routers.
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Others among this new robot population have disabled their kill switches.
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This model in particular comes exclusively with Cherry's MX Blue switches.
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Pros: Romer-G switches, aluminum body, programmable macrosCons: No wrist rest
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Speaking of switches, there's no gameplay element to Nintendo's latest console.
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Gemmel Moore He switches on a lamp beside a small table.
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The switches she pulled smelled sweet and damp like the earth.
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Designed for gaming, Roccat's Titan switches feel quick, responsive, and tactile.
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Prize one: Up to four Nintendo Switches for the winning team.
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Inside, the Taycan has almost no physical switches, knobs or gauges.
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One issue is that we still use the regular touch switches.
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Because the allocation of a device to a network is determined by soft switches (application-based switches), you can sit at the other side of the world and still be connected seamlessly to your home network.
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For me, in silence, I feel a stillness in my body, an awareness of my movements and, as noise-induced anxiety switches off, my appreciation for the visual beauty of the world around me switches on.
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No matter who makes them, switches typically come in one of three varieties: Clicky switches typically have very little resistance mid-stroke, followed by a sharp click as you press the key all the way down.
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Razer says that the keys themselves should offer a similar feel to the existing Razer Green switches used in its other keyboards, but with 30 percent faster actuation than traditional mechanical switches due to the optical sensors.
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Cherry says that the switches are rated for at least 50 million key presses (though Cherry told me that it will likely hold up for much longer) and are 35 percent shallower than the standard MX switches.
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Amazon Web Services could price its white-box switches between 70-80 percent less than comparable switches from networking giant Cisco, the report said, citing one of the people with direct knowledge of the cloud unit's plan.
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"The attack apparently affected 200,000 router switches across the world in a widespread attack, including 3,500 switches in our country," the Communication and Information Technology Ministry said in a statement carried by Iran's official news agency IRNA.
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In addition to the new smart switches and dimmers, GE is also announcing a line of battery-powered "wire-free" switches that can be mounted anywhere in the home and do not require any sort of wiring.
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And I knew what types of switches I wanted — clones of tactile Alps switches that emit a delightful clop-clip sound, just like the ones that appeared on Apple's high-quality keyboards from the 2329s and '250s.
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We humans have proven eager to escape the tyranny of light switches.
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But these days when she goes outside, she switches to a hat.
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The sun switches his gaze from Aries to Taurus on April 20th.
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Instead, molecular switches are used to turn specific genes on and off.
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Click here to view original GIFAnimation of how most click switches work.
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The number switches depending on what version of the myths you've heard.
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Cherry MX switches have long been the gold standard for mechanical keyboards.
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With all the switches soldered on, it's time to assemble the case.
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On Tuesday, go-getter Mars switches from hedonistic Leo to hardworking Virgo.
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Target will have Switches available online and in stores on March 3rd.
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In 803 7.7m "switches" took place, a rise of 30% on 2015.
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William J. Newton and Morris Goldberg patented wall light switches in 1917.
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It switches between pieces by van Gogh and other museum-sourced content.
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They are made from wood veneer and have copper switches and knobs.
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He also salvages the switches, plugs and cables from old electrical devices.
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Structurally, the narrative of Bird Box switches between the past and present.
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It uses traditional scissor switches, which means that there's good key travel.
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Instead, such boxes contain a panel of electromechanical switches called circuit breakers.
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When the goal is met, the central icon switches to an award.
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Add Shift, and the browser switches to the new tab straight away.
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He attacked switches with a power we haven't seen in this series.
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Cherry was founded in 260 and has making mechanical switches since 22014.
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When he switches to orthodox he is usually a little less comfortable.
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Look for a trim wheel, or trim switches on the control wheel.
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On the play above, Rozier switches three times, twice off the ball.
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Hungary switches to the July 226 slot that was earmarked for Germany.
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After the initial unpacking, the setup switches to the MakerBot mobile app.
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After so many swaps and switches, loyalties are all over the place.
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A toggle on the map switches it from "rider" to "charger" mode.
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And it's all because of a design that prioritizes screens over switches.
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The switches that Roccat has opted for are probably more broadly appealing.
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Legrand is the world's leader when it comes to switches and sockets.
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The dock switches the output to 1080p and adds extra cooling power.
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There are lots of switches to flip and secret entrances to find.
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Double tapping the square button immediately switches to the last-used app.
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Sacramento switches the screen, then help and rotate off Detroit's perimeter shooters.
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What if a driver switches from autopilot to manual at some point?
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That's the story of consumer tech: ashes to ashes, switches to skeuomorphs.
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Linn strapped the glove on my hand and flipped the external switches.
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There were no light switches, just a control pad by the bed.
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Once James is off the phone, he switches places with her father.
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But Effie is eventually redeemed when she switches her allegiance to Katniss.
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Its Cherry MX switches purport to last up to 50 million keystrokes.
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Or maybe he plays bad guy and then switches to good guy.
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An automatic engine start-stop feature switches it off seamlessly at stoplights.
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Such gene switches would have been easily captured by our own cells.
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After the service, I approach him and he switches to fluent Mandarin.
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I always try light switches, which don't do anything if you're dreaming.
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Consider us in — that is, until Williams switches up her style again.
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Groups deliberately plant code into others' Switches so they no longer work.
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Examples include industrial controllers, switches, routers, embedded servers, and video surveillance cameras.
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Then it switches and slowly pans over a sea of naked bodies.
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Transistors are like electric switches — the fundamental building blocks of modern computing.
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It then switches gears and touts the success of Trump's economic agenda.
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He finally switches to Samsung and his life is all the better.
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Then, after the first distribution, the annual deadline switches to Dec. 31.
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In these homes, the main bedrooms contained switches hidden in the windows.
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Next up: The switches that Cisco sells for use in data centers.
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That will hopefully alleviate longstanding complaints against several generations of keyboard switches.
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Lucky jerks around the nation are meanwhile firing up their Nintendo Switches.
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The devices have switches to cover their cameras and deactivate their microphones.
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There's something to be said for tactile interface, actual switches and buttons.
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Cherry has long been the de facto standard for mechanical keyboard switches.
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He automatically switches cleaning modes when running on wood, carpet, or tile.
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"The issue now switches from corruption to management and performance," he said.
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The issue could also cause unintended windshield wiper operation or inoperable switches.
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Her flip-top cell phone rings constantly, until she switches it off.
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I've only used it for a few days, but its cushioned scissor switches are damn near whisper silent, which is a big plus for people who works next to inconsiderate assholes using keyboards with clackety Cherry Blue switches.
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Although those computers won't have their data ransomed, it's not difficult to create a new variant (or 10) that may infect at a similar rate using kill switches that haven't been activated — if they include kill switches at all.
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Being able to change a keyboard's switches this easily is great for anyone who wants to try out a different switch type without having to buy an entirely new keyboard; they can just buy a new pack of switches.
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It uses Kailh switches rather than the more renowned Cherry MX, and to be honest I can't tell much difference — the blue switches on my unit are as responsive as you'd hope for from a keyboard twice the price.
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The carmaker, which recalled 2.6 million vehicles in 2014 for defective ignition switches, has warned that added weight to key chains can cause the switches to rotate out of position and cut power to brakes, steering and air bags.
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It's also best to decide what kind of switches you are looking for.
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Note the two easy-to-miss kill switches located just below the screen.
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He switches from the disappointing live screen to an old recording from July.
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Akbari isn't just studying mosquitoes—he's re-engineering them with self-destruct switches.
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These low-profile keyboards use a technology called membrane switches to register keystrokes.
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" The children said they kept quiet because they were told "snitches get switches.
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I hop into the cockpit, and Ward starts tapping buttons and flipping switches.
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They'll just... work once the update that switches these games on goes live.
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In 21997 FIFA banned such switches if players had participated in competitive fixtures.
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By invalidating Facebook's enterprise certificate today, Cook flipped one of his lesser switches.
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If you bring your phone down, the screen switches to a full map.
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Flora Drew translates with a keen ear for switches of voice and tone.
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So if the first machine stops, it automatically switches to the second machine.
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"Fewer customers than expected were making such switches," though, according to Automotive News.
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When fewer moves mean fewer job switches, the labour market becomes less efficient.
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Small heaters are still needed to keep rail switches working in icy weather.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare switches things up with its protagonist, Nick Reyes.
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Thomas cleverly switches his ticket, which has a red mark, with another man's.
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No soldering iron, or extra money for switches, just a good clean keyboard.
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Using Razer's Green key switches, every single keystroke resonates with a loud clack.
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This fact became immediately clear when I first tried out my Pop switches.
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That battery draws so much energy that the house switches to the grid.
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I think we're being tracked, Buddy says, and the radio switches itself off.
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The steering wheel has all these colorful buttons, wild switches, and mysterious knobs.
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Mechanical keyboards use switches with a wide variety of travel and actuation points.
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Microsoft HoloLens, Magic Leap, Meta), or switches easily between AR and VR (e.g.
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He switches off between the two drugs, partly depending on his emotional state.
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There's even the PCB board: The circuit board the switches are attached to.
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Now you can buy a replica Altair complete with switches, lights, and case.
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Always, always have all your light switches on a dimmer, no matter what.
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You flip a bunch of microscopic switches really fast and culture pours out.
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General Motors seems to have contained the uproar over its faulty ignition switches.
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Gamers can customize the controller by attaching switches, joysticks, and other external devices.
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Old versions are being sold cheaply as Airbus switches to the newer A330neo.
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Adventure Time has ambiguously gendered characters like BMO, who regularly switches gender pronouns.
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The video then switches to the perspective of the officer retrieving the evidence.
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Many dungeons employ professional submissives and switches, in addition to Mistresses and Masters.
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But several European national teams could be decimated if such switches were permitted.
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Mr. Cheadle, making his directorial feature debut, switches times, moods and modes effortlessly.
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Police are deployed, protests ensue, and the hospital staff switches off his ventilator.
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That means communication lapses when your advisor switches firms could become more common.
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He is fluent in both languages and switches between them in his speeches.
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If you turned all notifications off already, these switches will be greyed out.
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Boston's play call was simple, and targeted Cleveland's biggest weakness: communication on switches.
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Wait — and listen — for the moment when the driver switches to electric power.
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Sofia's students are taking an exam tomorrow so she switches to soft drinks.
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These networks can automate anything that generates, consumes, measures, switches or stores energy.
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Mr. Ali proudly switches on a fan that stirs the stultifying summer air.
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The downfall of this performance is that, besides guitar switches, Petty never moves.
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"There is likely no universal molecule gene that switches asymmetry," Dr. Davison said.
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This thoughtful article switches between psychological research and literary musings on the subject.
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Despite the dizzying number of switches, the plan worked for the most part.
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But the light switches offer meaningful evidence that the system is indeed functional.
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I don't need light switches that tell dad jokes or achieve self-awareness.
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Then, he abruptly switches to deep belly laughs, before resuming a straight face.
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Manufacturers like Logitech and Razer use their own proprietary switches, further complicating things.
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Other than some interior switches, there are few clues to the QX's origins.
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Cisco plans to add Exablaze to its Nexus portfolio of data center switches.
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Bodies pivot keenly: A dancer switches his torso sideways or backward while jumping.
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To fully neutralize the system, pilots would need to flip two more switches.
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I have typical switches, so it used to be either on or off.
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Since the CPU isn't able to be hooked up to a keyboard yet, Constantino had to program the device by flipping DIP switches, a row of 'on-off' switches that can be used to change the behavior of an electronic circuit.
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The promise of the Brilliant Controls is that you will be able to control all supported smart home gadgets from the physical and touchscreen controls — and, of course, it also turns the light switches you replace with it into smart switches.
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Instead of Cherry switches, which you most commonly hear about when people talk mechanical keyboards, the G Pro uses Logitech's proprietary Romer-G mechanical switches which register each button press well before the key reaches the bottom of its travel.
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The product is designed to cook foods over a longer period of time at low temperatures and the switches connect to only 1 side of the power line voltage, so there is never a high voltage applied directly across our switches.
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This is still relatively new technology, and finding a keyboard with these switches isn't easy right now; I recently bought one with Kailh switches that took nearly a month to get to my door, because the keyboard shipped directly from China.
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Once updated, you'll be able to set Philips switches to activate Apple Home scenes.
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When typing, these switches provide a nice balance of smooth action and tactile feel.
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Observing your reliance on Scissors, she switches to the strategy of always choosing Rock.
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But do you know what all the Control Center options and switches actually do?
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Most of Aono's group wanted to engineer these odd properties out of the switches.
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Functioning analogously to switches and transistors, these gates are what represent the actual computation.
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The trek then switches to the U.S., kicking off its American leg on Oct.
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That electricity is then rerouted throughout the ISS via four switches known as MBSUs.
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Since he's seen it a million times, he switches it to Along Came Polly.
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And in addition to her workouts, she switches to a far more restrictive diet.
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As you flip switches and turn knobs, the character's musical spark starts to return.
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The optical switches are clicky and satisfying, plus they're fully mappable and individually backlit.
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The WASD 104-key keyboard features ultra-rare Cherry MX Clear mechanical key switches.
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Just remember to label all your circuit breaker switches right the first time around.
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We'll give those new switches a try once they are available later this year.
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We need to fix the signals, and fix the switches, and fix our tracks.
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Unlike other smart plugs and switches, this model is built to withstand the outdoors.
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There are switches to flick, file drawers to thumb through, and timelines to crawl.
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Then, when the vote is a tie, he switches back to the original plan.
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Then there's the choice between a keyboard with plate-mounted or PCB-mounted switches.
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The tab bar at the bottom also switches from transparent white to transparent black.
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Apple appears to have made minor changes to these switches in the new keyboard.
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That's the same price as HyperX's similar Alloy FPS RGB, which uses Kailh switches.
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Defects range from exploding air bag inflators to faulty ignition switches and electronic glitches.
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CORSAIR K70 RGB MK.2 RAPIDFIRE Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Cherry MX Speed Switches
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If you want to outfit your home with Noon's switches, that'll add up quickly.
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The the camera switches from the cozy Spellman abode to Sabrina's famously haunted mines.
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Revenue in the switches business, the company's biggest, fell 211.8 percent to $3.48 billion.
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Doorknobs, toilet handles, and light switches are often overlooked when it comes to cleaning.
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"What if you miss a payment and suddenly your leg switches off," Doctorow said.
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Switches, a stark design that evokes M.C. Escher-esque impossibilities, is one such work.
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When you flip on your TV, the Beam automatically switches to play TV audio.
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It's a sort of middle ground between Logitech's tactile and near-silent linear switches.
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And are you excited to see how Rachel switches things up for her season?
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The single button switches between people you're tracking and activates the device's few features.
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And for those users, Cherry's various MX-branded switches are somewhat of a standard.
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Then it switches to the general inflation rate, which is lower than House bill.
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In fact, these midterms switches have not preceded major turning points for markets ever.
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Released yesterday, it's a confident and buzzy album that switches from brash to pensive.
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"It's complicated," said the Kamatamare Sanuki defender, who switches to midfield for North Korea.
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Revenue in the switches business, the company's biggest, fell 4 percent to $3.48 billion.
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General Motors employees knowingly installed faulty ignition switches in cars between 1998 and 2014.
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But when everybody switches to 4K, Netflix is going to make people pay more.
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I flip open the compression damping switches on my suspension fork and rear shock.
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Like the body, it runs on a series of delicate balances, not binary switches.
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Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Rapidfire Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Cherry MX Speed Switches
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Then, with Rick feeling vulnerable, Negan switches gears and goes in for the kill.
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As he speaks, he switches between English and Khmer with a peppering of French.
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That's what firewatch yells as they throw the switches, turning on all the lights.
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Juno ends the transmission of status tones and switches to its medium-gain antenna.
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Smart switches, garage doors, sprinklers, locks, and security cameras also play nice with Alexa.
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Flip-flops, switches and change make up the one unchanging theme of Trump's diplomacy.
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What happens in this scenario after United switches to dynamic award pricing on Nov.
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It only requires basic experience with electrical wiring and replaces your standard light switches.
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Harden scored 11 points in the second quarter, largely by hunting Russell via switches.
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These days even the idea that language differences are about flipped switches is debated.
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Once inside the installation itself, however, the audio switches to rain on a rooftop.
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The flow slows and speeds up and even switches direction, but without much consequence.
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But soon, you need to operate timed switches and plan your room-swapping accordingly.
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Pilots start some new Boeing planes by turning a knob and flipping two switches.
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There is almost no end to the bells and whistles and levers and switches.
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Paul switches between English and Spanish; he's got an eye on changing pop demographics.
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Mercury has been used in older thermometers, fluorescent light bulbs and some electrical switches.
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Like the Pro G mentioned above, the K840 comes with Logitech's Romer-G switches.
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Other weeks, the complex's focus switches effortlessly between baseball and volleyball, soccer and cheerleading.
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But then he goes up to Albany and he switches to a red tie.
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Optical switches are more responsive, says Razer, and more reliable than their physical counterparts.
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I began flipping light switches on and off (always in fives) in third grade.
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Here, you flip the switches for apps and services you want to show notifications.
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"It switches off regions of the brain that are overactive in depression," Nutt said.
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A train derails, taking out some switches, shutting tracks and snarling travel for days.
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The new stock of Nintendo Switches should be hitting the shelves any minute now.
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If you're near your phone, it switches to a Bluetooth connection to the phone.
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Microsoft has thought about how to do more with networking switches inside data centers.
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The newly disclosed attacks targeted "network infrastructure devices" — routers, switches and firewalls, officials said.
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The switches themselves are illuminated from below with delightfully bright and customizable RGB lighting.
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MarketWatch reported that Amazon Web Services is not planning to start selling network switches.
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Do not light a match or use light switches, garage door openers, doorbells, etc.
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Mr. Neyelle, 65, tall and soft-spoken, switches easily between English and North Slavey.
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Increase lighting and replace toggle switches with either a dimmer or a rocker switch.
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Electricity switches, metal beds and bowls for the canteen were imported from North Korea.
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In the second round Kongolo found continued success from switches into a southpaw stance.
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One night, when Thomas switches off her lamp, she throws up on her quilt.
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It involves the collection of emails and other Internet messages as they cross network switches.
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Lucas, for instance, has his trusty slingshot for hitting switches that are across big gaps.
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The inquiry switches focus next week from financial planning to banks' treatment of small businesses.
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I'm completely a fan of when the beat switches it up toward the end though.
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Instead of switches, their quantum simulation's bits are the dual particle-waves of quantum mechanics.
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He finishes up, switches off the Crock-Pot, and puts some rags next to it.
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Knowing Thorne, it's only a matter of time before she switches up her look again.
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Monday starts a new chapter for you, Virgo, as your planetary ruler Mercury switches signs.
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I pressed all sorts of "switches" on the flat surface, and they all felt different.
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You can find scissor switches in most Windows laptops and even in Apple's external keyboard.
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Behind its gilded doors lay the cables and switches that connected landlines throughout southwest Manhattan.
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The little lock at the top of the display simply switches over, and I'm in.
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Samsung bought the company in 2014 and continues to sell sensors, switches, and home cameras.
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Keyboards that cost less, as a rule, are lower quality devices with inferior key switches.
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Three of the most recent switches to government-run primaries include Kansas, Maine and Hawaii.
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My issues started with the most important part of a keyboard: the switches and keycaps.
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The most significant choice you'll make while building your keyboard is which switches to use.
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Walking into a dimly lit restaurant, I panic when daylight switches instantly to pitch black.
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That response is normal and, provided it switches off when the danger has passed, beneficial.
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Arista provides the networking hardware to make it all work together with Arista 100GbE switches.
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Correction October 26th, 12:12PM ET: Noon's switches are available immediately, not on November 15th.
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Another, well-suited to musical performances, switches in rhythm with the tempo of your music.
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Instead of buying clones the gaming peripheral company decided to build its own damn switches.
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Lots of travel on these keys, but the Romer-G switches are still immediately responsive.
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The metal is heavily used in electrical power switches, machinery control panels, batteries and radiography.
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And it's fair to assume that many Switches that don't have this "issue" at all.
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The company filed its trade complaint in December, 2014, seeking a ban on Arista's switches.
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The CPT feature eliminates refinancing risk if the payment source switches to the cover pool.
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The SEC should require mandatory kill switches on all exchanges for all exchange members. 6.
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The problem is solved, however, when Robbie switches from a real camera to his iPhone.
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Tatum dons a dress, and Moore switches out her '50s-style dress for a suit.
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Currently the only way to control lights is by using the $100 Lamp Control switches.
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According to Liu, Cherry has not properly maintained the molds the switches are made in.
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And for existing Hue users, the new bulbs are compatible with existing bridges and switches.
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After this horrifying display, the scene switches to the murder of a different little girl.
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Already, instruments and switches on the dashboards of new cars are being replaced with touchscreens.
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It's now easier to do thanks to the menu switches in the top right corner.
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As with that handset, zoom in enough and it switches over to the second lens.
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On the S9, the camera automatically switches between its two apertures based on shooting conditions.
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The company started out small, selling cheap telephone switches in the 1980s in rural China.
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For added safety, it automatically switches off if you don't use it for 10 minutes.
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Cherry is currently ramping up production for the switches, which are all manufactured in Germany.
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The switches should remain off for the remainder of the flight, the FAA directive said.
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The Slate switches between tablet mode and "laptop" mode depending on how you use it.
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The sleek 6-foot-tall towers, complete with mechanical switches and fans, flash blue LEDs.
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Hue lights suffered from poor early reception until Philips eventually offered compatible wall-mounted switches.
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It has two joysticks, two D-pads, five switches, four buttons, and three adjustable knobs.
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He wakes up during the night, switches on the lights, speaks into his tape recorder.
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According to a GM spokesman, there was no settlement in the case involving the switches.
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The switches involved were installed in Honda Civics sold between 2005 and 2013, it added.
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Except then the topic switches to life, gender, existence, religion and other fairly complex concepts.
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Some players say that the physical switches for each key allow for faster double-tapping.
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The Magic Leap headset switches between "near" and "far" focus planes for its AR content.
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How much do your switches between rap and grime impact how you approach each genre?
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There are three switches close to the top for controlling the air flow and temperature.
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Switches, granbys and arm rolls are much harder to achieve without the opponent's arm deep.
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An import ban on the Arista switches was subsequently upheld by the U.S. Trade Representative.
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Scissor switches allow the keys to "travel" a few millimeters down every time they're pressed.
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Nintendo expects to sell 10 million Switches this fiscal year and 35 million software units.
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Guards can't handle them on switches, and most bigs aren't agile enough to stop them.
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Instead, she switches clothes with Sarah — who is dressed as Rachel — so Sarah can escape.
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Shares of Arista Networks, which makes next-generation data center switches, showed slight gains Thursday.
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Still, costs of recycling waste and rapid switches in technology deter investments in urban mining.
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Finally, the format switches and chronological interruptions sometimes interfere with even an attentive reader's understanding.
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Noel Fisher switches back and forth between his "Shameless" black hue and his natural red.
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But "Serenade" is not expressionistic; it switches from mood to mood and style to style.
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The top image switches among popular movies like "Avatar" and Disney's original shows and movies.
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Now the focus switches to the implementation of the IMF program, which is more difficult.
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This can be really helpful if you have a laptop that switches printers a lot.
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They discussed different ways to guard the post, stifle pick-and-rolls, and attack switches.
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She switches her rap flow mid-verse and even screams when she's in Roman mode.
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"In my culture, we have this saying: Kutenda kwakitsi kuri mumoyo," Chirowa switches into Shona.
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Reddit is now advising app developers to remove all NSFW toggle switches from their apps.
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I live in a house with speakers in the router, thermostat, and even light switches.
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Crist's political career spans more than two decades and includes several switches in party affiliation.
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Each car maker manufacturers switches and dials and screens that are installed throughout its models.
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End tables, light switches, doorknobs can all become contaminated due to germs on our hands.
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Its theatrical magic comes from movement: swirling capes, moving staircases and miraculously fast identity switches.
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That could include things like doorknobs, bus and subway handrails, light switches, desks, and keyboards.
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You'll buy $10,000 worth of new light switches and then you'll talk to this thing.
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First, they used electrical switches on their control wheels to bring the nose back up.
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Fujitsu went with Topre key switches, lightly tactile rubber domes making each key a cushion.
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Dr. Coakley compared these to "dimmer switches" for the nervous system, dialing down the sensitivity.
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The Romer-G switches provide an impressive 70 million keystroke lifespan with a linear feel.
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This is a great opportunity to wipe down and disinfect your light switches and doorknobs.
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The captain flipped the switches, the trim stopped running away and the MCAS was disabled.
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These features will likely continue to be available after SoFi switches from Visa to Mastercard.
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Thereafter, the book switches back and forth between Stevens's seraphic art and his plodding life.
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That's why GE's new C by GE smart light switches and dimmers are so compelling.
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GE's smart switches get the award this year simply because they are just that: practical.
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But there are some very quiet switches that are meant to be silent and smooth.
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But when you zoom further than that (up to 10x), it switches to hybrid zoom.
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I also bought some lube to make the switches move up and down more smoothly.
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If a financial advisers switches firms excessively, however, you may want to find out why.
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Another angle shows the golf cart moving down a corridor before the shot switches again.
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P. comes home and switches over the sheets, while I pack my bag for tomorrow.
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Tactile switches behave similarly but have a less pronounced click after that mid-stroke resistance.
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When the researcher switches to a sledgehammer 10 minutes later, the echo grows even louder.
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The computers controlling digital switches can accomplish all those functions, thus replacing all that infrastructure.
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"As your nest egg gets bigger, your focus usually switches to tax efficiency," Livingston writes.
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As the children continue to walk into the sea, the film switches to eye level.
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Light switches illuminated the perimeters of mirrors around the room, for a sleek, angular effect.
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After a four-day war of words, the focus now switches to the fight itself.
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Switches typically weren't the nicest quality plastics, and the entertainment system was a bit dimwitted.
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Either pilot can control the stabilizers electrically using switches at the top of the yoke.
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He still makes pitches waver and rhythms dissolve; he switches texture with sudden, surreal edits.
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Huawei makes the antennas, base stations, switches and other gear that make the technology work.
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And then the episode switches to Angela's point of view, something that should kill it.
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Ventilation shutdown, on the other hand, is just a matter of flipping a few switches.
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Her flow is truly special; the artist switches between rapping and singing with complete ease.
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There are plenty of different kinds of mechanical switches generally (including buckling spring, Alps, and Topre), but Cherry MX-style switches are generally what people mean when they refer to a keyboard as being "mechanical," and they're what most DIY kits are designed to use.
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Of course, it's still a gaming keyboard, which means the keys are mechanical, with Logitech's in-house Romer-G switches (roughly equivalent to Cherry MX Brown switches in terms of force), and the F1-F12 function keys offer the option to use programmable macros.
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The company has actually revised the butterfly switches twice already — once when going from the original MacBook to the MacBook Pro, which added slightly more key travel; and then again last year, when iFixit found that Apple had added additional reinforcement to the key switches.
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I recently replaced most of the light switches in my home with TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Switches because it's pretty damn cool to ask Alexa to turn off the lights, and that happened to be a cheap and reliable way to do it.
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In other words, you'll be able to use Philips' switches to control other HomeKit-compatible devices.
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Deako — Smart light switches: Sells smartswitches to new home builders, as opposed to selling to consumers.
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Classical bits are merely switches that can be in one of two states: zero or one.
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It's even better-suited to someone who switches lanes with a bit more abandon than most.
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My friend is a game developer, and we talk about career switches in the IT industry.
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Quicksand switches back and forth between the legal process and the lead-up to the shooting.
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Topre and Razer both make "hybrid" switches that incorporate a membrane and a mechanical component, too.
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Razer designs its own switches for a lot of its peripherals (including many of its keyboards).
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"Strange Places" rides an easygoing blues-rock beat as Case Arnold switches between singing and rapping.
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That claim to fame belongs to a series of "speed" switches made by Chinese company Kailh.
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Key switches as nice as these deserve a keyboard that can show its face in public.
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In regular computers, any problem gets translated into arrays of controllable, two-choice switches, or bits.
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Revenue in its infrastructure platform business, which includes switches and routers, rose 5% to $7.55 billion.
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The pilots trimmed up twice using their thumb switches, and then MCAS activated one final time.
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Revenue in its infrastructure platform business, which includes switches and routers, rose 212.96% to $212.89 billion.
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The watch automatically switches into sleep-tracking mode when it detects that you've gone to bed.
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Kelli's ex Quantrel (whom we'd never met before because Kelli switches men like underwear) pops up!
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It has tactile switches by Outemu, which are pretty much just Cherry knockoffs according to Redditers.
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Some of the movie's tonal switches from comic discomfort to menace are more jarring than scary.
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In addition, when Barbie steps into any room, the house responds thanks to embedded floor switches.
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Anthony Davis switches up to Thompson and lets Moore drop in-between Iguodala and the rim.
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The song switches from a playful grifter's story to a realization about gentrification and corporate lobbying.
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"Public health benefits every time a smoker switches to vaping," said Gregory Conley, the group's president.
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For instance, home makers can now buy connected switches from Legrand and connected windows from Velux.
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"The Triby becomes one of the first portable HomeKit switches," Invoxia CEO Serge Renouard told VentureBeat.
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As the economy switches from heavy industry to services, many factories are closing down or relocating.
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The service then automatically switches workloads to a new server without any downtime for the customer.
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Arista, however, has said it redesigned the software in its switches to address the ITC's findings.
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Typically, Negan switches gears between locker room banter and excessive brutality, leaving little room for nuance.
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And if the show begins to get a bit too didactic, it quickly, deftly, switches tone.
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The Savant Remote and Host cost $500, while the Lamp Control switches cost $100 a pop.
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The final episode of the Dirty John podcast briefly switches genres and becomes an action show.
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What if America leaves NATO, or antibiotics stop working, or Facebook switches itself off in Europe?
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If you solder on switches and LEDs yourself you'll have a board any gamer would enjoy.
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I had similar concerns about the way in which the game randomly switches between actionable characters.
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"They got to the point where they could have thrown switches," said a DHS official. Fantastic.
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You realize how obviously true this is when the episode switches to the bleaker second half.
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Much of his poetry resists easy typography as it switches between Japanese, English, Korean, and Chinese.
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It's a backlit keyboard with Cherry MX switches for maximum click and a full numeric keypad.
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You can use objects as "phantom switches" or maybe print some buttons to pin them up.
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One of the main benefits of the Aurora is how seamlessly it fits over existing switches.
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Insieme's once-experimental products formed the basis of the Nexus 9000, its latest family of switches.
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Individual Room Directors and extension switches will also be available separately for $200 and $100, respectively.
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My head was threatening to explode with all the information and the constant switches between languages.
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A series of switches in the cockpit flicked the boosters on during takeoff and mid-air.
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Special switches and power strips can also cut off electricity, on demand, or via a timer.
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Some smart switches require a separate hub to generate their power, but the TP-Link doesn't.
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A collection of console controllers litters his desk for easy access as he switches between games.
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Once the air gets too thin, it simply switches to using an onboard tank of oxygen.
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But that could quickly reverse, if Washington pushes through health care or switches over to taxes.
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It's flexible (literally), versatile, and switches between work and play with a flip of the lid.
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The SVT is the default option, rolled over unless a customer actively switches to another tariff.
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It switches the perspective to first-person, but doesn't change how you interact with the world.
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Lawther sells adolescent desperation, and the way Flynn switches between gruffness and utilitarian friendliness is unsettling.
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He casually switches between Brazilian Portuguese, English, and French, along with using his own invented words.
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There are levels with magnets; levels that work on multiple, um, levels; and levels with switches.
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I do hope that power switches, but I am always concerned about a story of progress.
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But it's still unclear if this keyboard has deeper switches like on the external Magic Keyboard.
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This can be really great for overhead lighting if you feel comfortable installing in-wall switches.
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Its technology is used in Facebook's home-grown data center optical switches, a direct Cisco challenger.
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I love the tactile aspect of gadgets — the clicks, taps, and snaps of buttons and switches.
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Beli means white in Serbian, while Preletacevic denotes somebody who switches political party for personal gain.
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That would very likely lead to his impeachment, particularly if the House switches parties in November.
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When the majority switches, the new majority has, for a while, opened up the debate process.
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Something. You almost want to start hunting for Difficulty A/B switches somewhere in the back.
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"They got to the point where they could have thrown switches," said a DHS official recently.
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None of the light switches worked because they're all Wi-Fi-connected and controlled with Alexa.
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As of July 11, the action switches to salsa, with a tutorial followed by a d.j.
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Two senior central banking officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said such "kill switches" drained liquidity.
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Here's what happened a few plays later, when Jones corrects his mistake and switches on Holiday.
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This specialization means thorough application analysis … efficient, reliable assembly of switches … automated testing techniques … faster service.
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The interest-rate regime also seems to be persistent, with switches that can't easily be predicted.
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And revelations about American spying programs could be damaging sales of Cisco switches and routers overseas.
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If you're lucky, the light switches in your home might be wired with a dimming switch.
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By 2016, the hackers were scrutinizing the systems that control the power switches at the plants.
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He switches his focus from one to another to another and just completely has them stuck.
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There is a final brief flash of white, and then someone switches the strobe light off.
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About 27,2500 feet of track and 10 switches and signals are being replaced along the lines.
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Nearly half — about $5.3 billion — of Cisco's Q3 revenue came from sales of routers and switches.
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Starting Monday, Ballet Theater switches gears from somber to sprightly with "Don Quixote," another ballet staple.
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As evening approaches, the system switches to dim yellowish light, allowing the hormone to flow freely.
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That change switches on the enzymes inside the lysosomes, allowing them to swiftly shred the clumps.
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Mr. Groves switches between patiently teaching and playful teasing, asking distracting questions about working with dinosaurs.
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If the agreement switches over to SOFR, it would cover the trillions of outstanding derivative contracts.
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Either way, he recommended the obvious — shutting off the electric trim by flipping the cutout switches.
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That report concluded the automaker's culture allowed the faulty ignition switches to go undetected for years.
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"We didn't flip any switches last year — we just ground out game after game," Collins said.
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New switches installed in transformers allow the devices to be reset without sending out repair crews.
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ORD-NRT canceled March 8 to March 27, then switches to ORD-HND on March 7873.
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As soon as a story or a profile turns compelling, the movie switches to another topic.
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Hitherto, the film has been all about her, but Chazelle now switches tack and follows Sebastian.
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Mechanical keyboards are defined by their switches, and there are dozens of different kinds out there.
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After two vehicle switches, he pulled into a compound in Hibhib, thirty miles north of Baghdad.
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It sells networking switches and routers, which companies use to add capacity to serve their customers.
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There are reports that when people vote for Republicans the entire ticket switches over to Democrats.
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Other controls, from the starter to the ambient light control, are satisfying faux-metal toggle switches.
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Its thermostats and lights switches are voice activated, so they can blend in with the home.
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Instead, they're added by proxy via so-called "steering devices" like dimmers, switches, and motion sensors.
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Ming-Chi Kuo also claims that it will launch this fall and include new key switches.
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Ms. Meza moves between cultural influences as fluidly as she switches between singing and playing guitar.
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Otherwise, he said, for every driver that switches to bus or bike, another takes his place.
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Leather quality is top notch, switches are high quality and almost every surface is well-appointed.
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Ahmed Bhuiyan, a Seattle-based travel industry consultant, switches between his banks when on the road.
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Lowey's retirement is likely to set off a chain reaction of switches among the spending subcommittees.
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They addressed it by flipping off the stabilizer cutout switches, in keeping with the emergency checklist.
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At some point, my brother switches to wine and we order fries that I can't eat.
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Consider the Space Shuttle, which had nearly two thousand switches and controls; a far cry from the Vostok-1 control board and display, which had only about 25 switches and controls for cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin to use on his historic flight (see the second photo below).
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" William then chimed in: "I know, I've got serious OCD on light switches now, which is terrible.
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Toggle all of the switches off to turn the always-on display into an always-off display.
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GM has also sought exclusions for dozen of parts, including push button ignition switches and transmission bearings.
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It then switches the recipient's microphone on without them ever having to accept or reject the call.
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"When it comes to these election security measures, [McConnell is] really caught in the switches," said Sarbanes.
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Consistency is an underrated virtue in franchise filmmaking, especially with a series that switches directors so often.
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He switches his gaze towards Gemini on May 21st, enhancing the attention that we create a connection.
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Files can be shown or hidden using simple toggle switches, with everything protected by a master password.
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GIF: RazerThese "opto-mechanical" switches were developed, according to Razer, to have a much shorter actuation distance.
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The companies compete fiercely to sell ethernet switches to connect computers, servers and other devices, forming networks.
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They followed the checklist and flipped the STAB TRIM switches to CUT OUT on the center console.
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The problem has been "corrected at the factory level," so Switches going forward shouldn't have the issue.
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While McEntire lives in Nashville, the couple switches off spending stretches of time at each other's residences.
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Additionally, the 221 X features a full mechanical keyboard, complete with standard desktop Cherry MX Brown switches.
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The photos above may look the same but there have been several sneaky switches made to them.
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Belkin's smart products include cameras, lightbulbs, and power switches, while Honeywell's range from thermostats to home security.
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A long press on the touch button on either earbuds' stem switches between transparency and noise cancellation.
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I'll suggest that the engineers swap the hard-to-reach window switches with the seat memory buttons.
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On the laptop itself HP is using mechanical switches for its keyboard, producing 2.5mm of key travel.
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When the phone resets, it checks out the new update and if it's fine, it switches over.
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Swiping left and right switches watchfaces, which is easier and something you'll want to do more often.
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The tablet-friendly design switches up the navigation to make use of the added screen real estate.
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A worker shovels snow off the rail switches at Chicago's Metra Western Avenue Coach Yard on Tuesday.
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The video intermittently switches between those waves and oil paint brushstrokes, in cloudy white and burnt orange.
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It has Razer Mechanical Mouse Switches, dedicated buttons for sensitivity switching, and a few extra programmable buttons.
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There was General Motors' crisis involving defective ignition switches and Toyota's scandal related to sudden vehicle acceleration.
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The pilots managed to lift the nose slightly using the electric thumb switches on their control yokes.
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When the egg finally cracks, 56 seconds in, the trailer switches to actual shots from the movie.
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The key difference in his switches versus a similar switch from Cherry was in the molding process.
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These motion-sensing lights can make light switches unnecessary, and they're currently on sale for 57% off.
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Between robotic vacuums, voice-activated light switches and virtual assistants, the smart home tech business is booming.
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The Teacher guide, meanwhile, is free to anyone (though the kits and Switches are decidedly less so).
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Mercury switches signs on Wednesday, shifting from your house of communication to your house of domestic affairs.
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When Angelina momentarily switches the vote to Christian, Alec does a superb job of turning it back.
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With cancellations, delays, and gate switches, you could find yourself running in circles forever before you board.
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The camera switches away from Kelly and the shadow, and returns to gazing at the television interview.
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You can also use the Bold Text and Increase Contrast toggle switches to make text more legible.
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All these new switches will first be available in the Keystone keyboard which launched on Kickstarter today.
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The company tells me that, if successful, it'll launch thinner versions of its other MX switches, too.
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VPNFilter, a recently discovered malware that attacks routers and switches, is far more dangerous than originally thought.
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Then Leo took to the crayons, and out poured landscapes of blades and switches and tangled cords.
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They began to use electric switches to try to raise the plane's nose, according to these people.
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Many of them have spent thousands of dollars on their board collections, with custom switches and keycaps.
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Zhang highlighted the risks of the coronavirus being present on items like mobile phones and light switches.
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The physical controls for panning and tilting the camera is an odd assortment of switches and dials.
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Then, predictably (yet no less satisfying), the song switches to another beat, this one even more galactic.
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Cisco said it is also looking for problems in nearly 30 other products, including switches and routers.
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Perpetrators: Grindelwald, Abernathy, Newt Grindelwald somehow switches places with Abernathy, who's supposed to be supervising his transfer.
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We've made some sneaky switches to this photo and it's up to you to hunt them down!
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The switches register your keystroke, so you want to make sure they function with speed and accuracy.
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After that, the footage switches to show what looks like red toffee being pulled through a machine.
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By comparison, Logitech's Romer-G switches have a 1.55mm actuation distance and an actuation force of 45g.
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When unplugged, the cover's battery will be zapped first before the device switches to its internal one.
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There are things to pick up, to put down, switches to flip and lifts to ascend on.
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For today's open thread, let me know if you like it when a series switches it up.
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In this case, we've got four players in total, playing against each other on two separate Switches.
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"While cell phones are ubiquitous, they all come with 'off' switches," the state responded in the brief.
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Additional extension switches run $100 a pop, and the company is offering up professional installation for $50.
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"Swiss-army knife" for a swing player who rebounds, initiates offense, and switches 1-4 on defense.
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AWS expects to launch the switches for sale within the next 18 months, according to the report.
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The camera then switches places to show us his eyes peering out through the slot in wonder.
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It works with the LV Pass smartphone app, and automatically switches itself to airplane mode while flying.
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Firstly, a large number of The Verge staff brought their Switches with them to CES this year.
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Watch: As this play develops, notice how many screens Houston switches and how many they fight through.
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The majority of Cisco's revenue comes from sales of data center networking products, including switches and routers.
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The album is front-loaded with upbeat rockers, then switches to longer introspection for its second half.
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Stone frequently switches it up, and most recently was spotted with auburn hair once again in May.
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Additionally, these non-medical switches usually happen only to realize costs savings, not to improve patient outcomes.
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The station's network of routers and switches had been knocked out and its internal messaging system disabled.
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There are only three two-way switches and a dial to turn the frother on and off.
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Like the Fiat Chrysler vehicles under investigation, they have rotary transmission switches to control driver gear selections.
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This will be an advantage because it will significantly simplify the tiny switches at the atomic scale.
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It's instructions that turn on or off different switches in your body that regulate hunger and metabolism.
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This matters because each time our brain switches between each task, it slows down a little bit.
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I used leftover paint and junk I found in the basement: old light switches and so forth.
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He switches on the rattling motor of his juicer and sharpens a giant blade against a stone.
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If there are no last-minute switches, Pompeo will not be reported favorably out of the committee.
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Regularly clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces, such as tables, doorknobs, light switches, desks, toilets, and sinks.
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Then my entire YouTube category is just all those types of videos, it just switches so quick.
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But they used switches to shut off the system and then flew on manual controls, KNKT said.
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It hits me full on, I go flying backward and then someone switches on a strobe light.
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"It's a collection of pressure plates, a collection of charges, a collection of switches," Mr. McInally said.
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What's more, your emotions don't come with toggle switches: nobody can instruct you on how to feel.
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And then there's 2004's Mind Game, a sense-bending odyssey which switches genre every ten minutes.
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Wifi chips are getting embedded in more and more "smart" household objects, from light switches to doorbells.
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Pros: Cherry MX switches, rigid body, per-key RGB lightingCons: The cable is braided and non-detachable
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While you could program the switches for faster productivity, the macros have a natural home in games.
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Those switches are for electrically controlling the trim — the angle of the stabilizers on the plane's tail.
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Instinctively, he switches his radio from a loud, thumping hip-hop track to a soft piano tune.
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Only the electric windows and hazard warning lights are still operated using tactile switches, the company said.
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Transistors are electrical switches, today based on these semiconducting properties, and the central component of computer processors.
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ActionDash's Focus mode automatically switches my phone from Work Mode to Life Mode in a convenient way.
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I define a spanking as a few swats to the backside — no switches, belts or closed fists.
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The account balance rolls over and stays with the employee, even if he or she switches jobs.
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Cisco is the tech giant that provides routers and switches that form the backbone of the internet.
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The evidence built a strong case that GM had known for years that the switches were faulty.
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Ren hit on his first commercial success with small telephone exchange switches that connected calls inside hotels.
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Throughout the mini-farm, PVC pipes and wires run here and there, connecting to clamps and switches.
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Gnarbox 2.0 switches to USB Mass Storage mode pretty easily, using the on-board OLED menu system.
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Synopsis: A man switches plane tickets with another man who dies in that plane in a crash.
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Once set, MyMode, unlike Z mode, remains the standard setting until a driver switches out of it.
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We focused relentlessly on modernizing tracks, signals, switches, stations and cars before extending lines to new destinations.
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Without stripping gears, she makes fast switches from explosive comedy to a sober emotionalism that never cloys.
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The included "blue" switches under each key are notoriously loud, giving each keystroke its characteristically satisfying click.
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He's constantly moving, with layers of sounds undulating as he flicks switches or drags down on knobs.
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Inside Bill's Brain often feels more superficial than it actually is because it switches topics so freely.
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Hard plastic can be found anywhere you put your hands, and switches aren't of the highest quality.
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The companies compete fiercely to sell ethernet switches to connect computers, servers and other devices, forming networks.
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This is a bent panel, 25cm by 12cm, bearing bunches of wiring, circular switches and rusting brackets.
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It has agreed to buy Brocade Communications Systems, which makes switches and networking equipment, for $5.5 billion.
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The number of model switches is just one of the kind of policies that vary between automakers.
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It built what's essentially become Cisco's latest generation of switches and routers and has nearly 14,000 customers.
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Mom ignored the mysterious television remote, and fought unsuccessfully to navigate the bathroom's bewildering array of switches.
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She switches the handcuffs so the man's arms are in front and he can sit more comfortably.
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Within a few seconds, however, it switches to a (fake) "commercial" for the (fake) nasal spray Claridryl.
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The pilots managed to lift the nose slightly using the electric thumb switches on their control column.
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Gone were the switches and small, hard industry-standard buttons of 1980s grooveboxes and studio mixing boards.
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This becomes especially problematic when, for example, the US Customs and Border Agency switches over to biometrics.
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A majority of Leviton's smart light switches and outlets have been accessed using Alexa or Google Assistant.
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The only way to retrim the airplane at these speeds would be to use the much more powerful electric mechanism associated with the thumb switches, which, however, would require the pilots first to flip the cutout switches back to "normal," exposing the airplane to further attacks from the MCAS.
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This keyboard uses Cherry MX Red switches, each key is backlit, and it features a volume scroll wheel.
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Although Kim doesn't respond to the comment, she does shoot Disick a look before the conversation switches gears.
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To avoid this scenario, one copy of the X chromosome switches itself off using a gene called Xist.
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The bulk of growth in Asian demand is coming from China, as it switches from coal to gas.
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The products accused of infringement include Arista's 7000 series of switches, which generate most of that company's revenues.
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Through some clever manipulations, he switches out the two Nebulas – so there's a traitor in the Avengers' midst.
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As it happens, I'm a big fan of keyboards, and use a Logitech G710+ with Cherry Brown switches.
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Since beginning therapy, she has been able to better control and agree on the switches with her alters.
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The control panels have all the detailed labels and switches you'd expect—they're just catawampus, at unharmonious angles.
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The first single from that record, "You Don't Get Me High Anymore," switches up the band's sound considerably.
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The butterfly switches are the same, and they offer the same amount of key travel as their predecessors.
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This issue, however, appears to be a bug related to how the device switches between 2.4GHz and 5GHz.
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It seems like the album also switches a lot between the major and minor, and heaviness and lightness.
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Eventually, when the moment turns into continued sex on a bed, Jules' partner switches between Anna and Rue.
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The rest of the novel explores the fallout through letters and deftly handled switches in points of view.
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What makes the MX switches particularly ideal is they combine solid actuation force with quiet, non-click activation.
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That's certainly a personal preference, but the K1 only has an option for the loud, clicky, tactile switches.
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It already plans to reduce 777 production by 15 percent next year as it switches to the 777X.
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The boy can slip through small cracks to reach new areas, and flip switches and pick up objects.
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Pressing and holding it again switches to the next preset playlist, allowing for a wider range of control.
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All of this is tracked and launched through the app, at which point the action switches to Cozmo.
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There are also a few environmental puzzles that involve performing minor tasks like flipping switches and pushing crates.
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Remember: When we ignored credible warnings in Flint or with GM ignition switches, there were repercussions and investigations.
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You chase him down there, and the game switches from tense military thriller to full-blown action flick.
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