Suskind discloses that O'Neill and the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, tried to persuade the President to accept a set of "triggers," which would limit the scope of tax cuts if the fiscal outlook worsened, as it soon did.
The communication process of the whole network is controlled by a set of trigger conditions monitored by each agent.
There is general agreement that the organisation will always require a set of triggers and a mechanism to gear up an effective and timely humanitarian response.
Major AE studies 6 12 use a set of triggers to flag medical records with a higher likelihood of identifying an AE (eg, a patient with hypoglycaemia might have received an inappropriate dose of insulin causing an adverse drug event).
He is ready to imagine a set of plausible triggering events, but he is not always convincing.
It was shown for S. pneumoniae that when becoming competent streptococcal cells produce a set of factors triggering the lysis of clonal but non-competent relatives.
The proteins concerned included a set of proteins triggering the necrosis of plant tissues and including elicitins, Nep-like proteins and proteins homologous to M81 elicitors.
In particular, our algorithm has been implemented within a multilabel setup to capture the correlation between emotions, and the Bayesian formulation enables our method to produce probabilistic outputs for measuring a set of emotions triggered by a single image.
Kulash noted that their largest "nightmare" for the machine was a set of mousetraps, triggered to release a display of colored flags; they were found to be overly sensitive to earlier actions of the machine, such as the dropping of a piano, and redesign and padding were needed to prevent the traps from being set off prematurely.
The online selection of events containing jets uses a set of jet triggers.
If no ready reaction is computed, the reasoner activates a set of reactive triggers for time-limited search procedures tailored to specific situations.
