Sentence examples for and to trigger the from inspiring English sources

Many scientists expect the reduction of sea ice to allow the Arctic ocean to warm and to trigger the releases of methane, a powerful warming gas.

Bilal, who is a former professor of mine, told me that he hopes to provoke a sense of unease, and to trigger "the viewer's search for an answer from among the ashes and ruins".

If it's no, Cameron's immediate goal will be reconciliation between yes and no, and to trigger the hasty timetable for extra devolution in Scotland set out by Gordon Brown.

The analysis said even a seemingly innocent United Nations contribution like computers "is used to establish a database record of all women of child-bearing age in an area, and to trigger the issuance of 'birth-not-allowed notices' " and the fines.

Rapid tectonic uplift is known to increase river incision rates and to trigger the propagation of knickpoints along a river profile, augmenting local relief.

The prospective gating technique relies on a stable heart rate to predict the time for mid-diastole and to trigger the x-ray tube only during that interval for imaging.

Clearly the defining world need not be varied or detailed but familiar enough to your eye and brain to trigger the right responses and emotions.

The way scientific discourses are embedded with other cultural discourses and contribute to trigger the imagination of scientists and society has been analyzed especially in genetics and genomics.

The meeting ends in calamity, and is to trigger the forced resignation of Control and Smiley, an unjust humiliation they accept like the good chaps they are.

Aβ42, two amino acids (isoleucine and alanine) longer than Aβ40, is more prone to aggregate and expected to trigger the pathological cascade in AD [2], [3].

Patient with descending aortic dissection with suboptimal increase in contrast opacification within the region of interest (ROI) and failure to trigger the scan (a).