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on-off switch

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on-off switch [′ȯn ′ȯf ‚swich]
(electricity)
A switch used to turn a receiver or other equipment on or off; often combined with a volume control in radio and television receivers.


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His team reports that a cell can stifle Reprimo activity by attaching chemical methyl groups to a DNA on-off switch, called a promoter, that's near the gene.
Model Vr has seven settable sounds, nine volume levels, delay and hold settings, AC power, no on-off switch.
Fully automatic, it is solar powered and requires no batteries and no on-off switch.
 
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