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Fortunately for Republicans, this possibility is relatively unlikely, although it could be triggered by some crisis —  like a debt default for which they shared in the blame, or by a poor Republican candidate who turned off independent voters and allowed Mr. Obama to manage a victory.

Indeed, for sufficiently high frequencies, these switching phenomena can be seen to be triggered by some critical values of the second gradient parameter.

The former allows analyses of each constituent to be triggered by some fixed immediately dominated element, chosen on the basis of its information content.

These experiences are valuable, but they could arrive too late because they will probably be triggered by some event on the project that has created a problem.

The dilemma may be triggered by some life crisis or situation and one may have to decide on whether to continue in the existing worldview or paradigm or underlying belief system, or to reflect, deconstruct, learn, and transform to a different level of understanding.

This is especially true given that nucleic acid circuits can potentially directly interact with and be triggered by some of the most diagnostic molecules in humans, RNA and DNA.

Scientists believe these conditions are triggered by some as-yet-unidentified factor in those who are genetically predisposed.

For most, economic insecurity and financial stress had been triggered by some kind of shock: relationship breakdown, job loss, ill health, accident or bereavement.

When we think that Santa exists, it's because that chunk of nerve tissue is firing when we don't need it to, just as hay fever comes when our sneeze reflex is triggered by some antigen that's not really sneeze-worthy.

More recently interest was triggered by some intriguing research in image processing techniques [5].

Perhaps virgin births are triggered by some outside factor; a hormone, or hormonal imbalance?