In the context of SDN, faults are any root causes that trigger the mismatch between underlying network behavior and high-level network policies.
As I listened to the speakers, I realized that those who worked in aid and development, both in the public and private sector, had a very sound grasp of the realities of the Muslim World and understood how important it was to address the root causes that trigger and nurture extremist ideologies and facilitate their proliferation.
The gene changes observed after 24 hr of incubation with the test compound might not be ideal to elucidate the primary events (cause) that trigger the hepatotoxicity of MP.
The case of David Clapson, the 59 year old diabetic ex-soldier who died after being sanctioned is a case in point: a local news story that became a national one, and a cause celebre that triggered a 211,000 strong Change.org petition and finally this week an MPs inquiry.
Panic is just excess adrenaline that runs through your body when it's confronted with a possible life-threatening situation also can be caused by something that triggered an event from your past that placed you in a threatening situation.
It is difficult enough to alleviate pain that has known causes, such as that triggered by inflammation and cancer.
That financial meltdown caused a credit crunch that triggered a severe recession and, in countries such as Greece, a sovereign debt crisis.
In June 2004, Fletcher's aircraft caused a security scare that triggered a brief evacuation of the U.S. Capitol and Supreme Court building.
Fig. 12 Evolution of the inventoried landslide dams, according to the cause that triggered movement.
The most common cause that triggered such alerts was the detection of clinical values out of the pre-established threshold, specifically for blood pressure (24.7%), respiratory-rate (21.3%) and oxygen saturation (21.2%).
