Sentence examples for To trigger with from inspiring English sources
From now on, "2 double tap" shows up on the final AssistiveTouch panel, called Favorites, ready to trigger with a single tap by a single finger or stylus.
Rigged up to kill Uncle Jack's crew – one last chance for some imaginative engineering, setting it to trigger with the remote on his car keys, an everyday item that would get past their clubhouse security (lucky they didn't check the boot).
A bead releases its cargo only after its membrane ruptures--something doctors might be able to trigger with bursts of ultrasound trained directly on a tumor.
So far, this drastic increase in speed takes about 5 to 10 minutes to trigger with the 150-watt mercury lamp the researchers used, but Leigh says more powerful laser pulses could set off turbo boosts in a microsecond or less.
Here, we found an approximately 10-fold increase in IL-10 mRNA after stimulation with LPS + IC relative to triggering with LPS alone (Fig. 1B).
The recognition domain at the 3′ terminus of the sensing probe hybridizes with target miRNAs to trigger EXPAR with exponential signal amplification.
Whether this means that fewer dimeric complexes are needed to be engaged to trigger fusion with an epithelial cell compare with trimeric complexes that are needed to be engaged to trigger fusion with a B cell, or simply that levels of gp42 are close to limiting in B-cell-derived virus, is not clear.
Lately, Rogers has been following the emergence of a new research field called optogenetics, which entails threading light-emitting devices into the brain to trigger neurons with photons.
The government's decision to trigger negotiations with the European Union in March and begin two years of talks is built into the latest forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility.
Arsenal attempted to trigger this with a bid of £40,000,001 but Liverpool insisted that it was not an automatic release clause and that he would not be sold.
Lektzian had heard about AMT but didn't expect to trigger it with such a small gain.
