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You have to wonder exactly how high-tech the dude's sex toy had to be to trigger an all-out security crisis.

How aggressive did the Soviets need to be to trigger a thermonuclear response?

To use them in anger would be to trigger a nuclear war, he argued.

How nearby a friend needs to be to trigger a notification can be determined by a distance setting within the app.

How large should the amplitude of the stimulus be to trigger a new state (e.g. depicting an initial polarisation)?

"The immediate effect was to trigger an almost complete freeze on any banking transactions between Iceland and abroad," said Jon Danielsson, an economist at the London School of Economics.

The inevitable effect of this was to trigger an increase in homeless applications, many from families with "complex needs" living in specially adapted homes.

There were smelly T-shirts involved – but the first step was to trigger an immune response in some volunteers.

It is to trigger a protective panic among Keats's fellowship of male supporters and yea-saying critics.

But our ambition for the list is to trigger a debate rather than provide the final word.

The first challenge is to trigger a dual back to back SCR during an ESD event with symmetrical response.