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Examples of switched

switched

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In the case when design decisions were made probabilistically, the effects of the domain heuristics on the run time completely switched, significantly decreasing run time.
By means of this fake homage, the festival re-enacted the sixteenth-century conquest and switched the roles of the protagonists by way of theatrical compensation.
The parasite switch rate is defined as the rate at which an expressed var gene is switched off and another switched on.
For example, kinship and proximity should not be switched, because while kinship can influence who your neighbors will be, proximity cannot determine kinship.
To avoid large amplitudes of controls, the velocity kinematics can be switched at certain points in the state space.
In 1991, 54 % of large plans had switched to the projected unit credit approach, with only 31 % using the entry age normal method.
Their middle-class voters switched allegiance to special-interest groups (professional organizations, splinter parties) and to the increasingly vocal nationalist right.
After breakdown of the switch, the storage inductor was switched to the vacuum electron diode.
In this pressure regime the turbomolecular pump is switched off and the system operates with the pre-pump only.
Most pension funds switched to an average-wage plan with solvency-contingent indexation.
In these studies the target was first presented an initial position of the target which was then switched to a new location.
Tillage systems remained the same except that the intertill system was switched to fall disk in 1998.
We start from the initial equilibrium and heating is applied during a given heating time interval, after which the heating is switched off.
The external beam is switched off once the ion temperature reaches a cer tain value.
Only a few self-corrections (4 %) switched between two partially correct responses.
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