Sentence examples for direct trigger from inspiring English sources

Paleoearthquakes on nearby active faults in the piedmont area of Mount Shiroumadake may have provided a direct trigger for landsliding.

Exactly what happened on the flanks of Mont Maudit, including the direct trigger for the slide, is still being pieced together as the witnesses recover from injuries and shock.

Iwata et al. (2002) in their work on causes of GLOF from moraine dam in Bhutan Himalaya has categorized trigger into in-direct trigger and direct trigger.

They imply existence of cause-effect relationship amongst direct trigger, in-direct trigger, and cause of the GLOF, which is also illustrated by Emmer and Cochachin (2013) and Falátková (2016).

The secondary trigger is termed as direct trigger as it is this that actually directly contribute in failure of the moraine dam.

Earthquake can therefore be a direct trigger in an event the breach of moraine dam is caused by seismic tremors (Clauge and Evans 2000).

Practical agent languages and their corresponding architectures have often relied on a static plan library with more or less direct trigger-response activation mechanisms as a source for agent behaviours for the sake of runtime efficiency.

But these polymers require direct triggering by light or direct heat.

Especially in light of how a lot of innovations are focused on how to get people engaged in local politics (the conversation) but little by the way of direct triggers to get people out to vote.

These results are consistent with the idea that, as in the forebrain, steroid hormones can stimulate aspects of sexual differentiation, but they may not be direct triggers for the process.

Construction of mega-projects in the higher watersheds, along with road networks that defy gravity in the slope lands, are indicated as direct triggers of an explicit human driver of landscape change.