But the comments of Oliver and Henman about books being boring set off a chain of reactions in me.
Cathy pushes him into a closet, setting off a chain of reactions that rely mostly on the cast's inability to stay faithful to each other.
Artificial chemicals known as chlorofluorocarbons, or CFC's, once ubiquitous in aerosol spray cans and air-conditioner coolant, cause a chain of reactions that destroy ozone.
This triggers a chain of reactions within the receptor cells ending in the production of nerve impulses.
In retracing this chain of reactions, it is necessary first to understand the source of the sugar molecules.
Once deuterium had formed, a very fast chain of reactions set in, quickly assembling most of the neutrons and deuterium nuclei with protons to yield helium nuclei.
After all, at the end of any chain of reactions, the last one will always be authentic — even if it's only authentic cynicism or skepticism or nonreaction.
Clearly such a biologically important chain of reactions could do more harm than good if its effects were to spread beyond the site of antigen invasion.
Scientists think that the chain of reactions set off by modafinil leads to the hypothalamus, a small structure embedded in the forebrain that controls the body's hormones and regulatory functions.
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), linked in laboratory animals to an increase in tumours of the liver, pancreas and testicles and reduced fertility, is one of the chemicals used in the chain of reactions that makes the common non-stick surface Teflon.
Although this chain of reactions has drawn the attention of monetary theorists, its impact on income distribution is probably not very important, at least not in the long run.
