The phrase "are triggered at a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing events or actions that are initiated or activated at a specific point or condition.
Example: "The alarms are triggered at a certain temperature to ensure safety in the facility."
Alternatives: "are activated at a" or "are set off at a".
However, this has proved challenging due to the nonlinear behaviour of the dampers involved the fluid filled lag damper is known to have approximate piecewise linear force velocity characteristics, due to blow-off valves which are triggered at a certain force level, combined with a strongly hysteretic dynamic profile.
Time slots GSM Antenna pattern: Sector [14] Path-loss GSM [dB], distance in : [15] Path-loss UMTS [dB]: [14] Rate-SINR mapping UMTS: Thermal noise GSM, UMTS: Intercell interference GSM: Orthogonality factor UMTS: The load-balancing strategy and Algorithm 2 differ only by the cell/RAT selection procedure which are triggered at a call setup or at an intersystem hand-over request.
Many of the health conditions exacerbated by heat waves are triggered at a range of temperatures, that is, the prolonged nature of a heat wave results in deaths with people dying on the second or third consecutive excessively hot day (29).
Finally, the soundboard knock sample is triggered at a 'note on' event to reproduce that feature of the Clavinet tone.
Recombinant gene expression in the P170 system of L. lactis is triggered at a pH below 6.5 by lactic acid accumulation.
A new operation mode, in which the filter cleaning is triggered at a fixed pressure drop of the filter cake, would further reduce the payback period and improve profitability.
Areas covered by loose deposits or those presenting a topography susceptible to amplified shaking can thus be affected by landslides at much larger distances: e.g. the Sherman rock avalanche was triggered at a distance of more than 100 km from the epicentre of the 1964 Alaska earthquake, from a mountain called Shattered Peak (Shreve 1966).
The obtained results of this case indicate a slight pressure drop even a very long time after starting the production (ultimate reservoir life, i.e., 21,000 days), so that the injection operation should be triggered at a very high pressure which makes the operation economically nonviable even if an adequate set of compressors is available to generate such a pressure.
Nevertheless, plasmatic sodium is unaffected indicating that sodium homeostasis is normal in the Mecp2-null mice and that the intestinal malfunction might be triggered at a very late stage of the disease and for a short period of time that is not long enough to reflect sodium reduction in the circulation.
The simultaneous accumulation of lipids, particularly neutral lipids, and biomass in N. oceanica IMET1 was triggered at a high light intensity (331.2 μmol photons m− 2 s− 1) in the light saturation region accompanied by a sufficient nitrogen supply (2000 μmol L− 1).
Data acquisition was triggered at a fixed time relative to the light stimulus and therefore it was straight-forward to calculate the position of the stimulus at any time during the response.
