The military, which now claims it will do in six weeks what it has been unable to do in six years, thus forced the electoral commission's hand, triggering the postponement.
Turbidity, on the other hand, triggers a decrease in aesthetic satisfaction that does not necessarily reflect the actual ecosystem health and quickly results in the necessity for remedial action (driven by simulated anticipation of community complaint).
However, the dangers inherent in the weapon were real enough, if the bomb became inadvertently stuck in mid-throw, it could easily be pulled from a soldier's hand triggering the firing mechanism and putting him in mortal danger.
In addition to the meat, Ottmann has placed an electronic receiver some distance into the woods across the creek, and as we sit and talk, he occasionally fingers a remote-control unit in his hand, triggering a variety of eerie sounds in the distant receiver — a bleating fawn, a jackrabbit — that might be of interest to a big cat on the hunt.
On the other hand, triggering tumor cell apoptosis, in general, is the foundation of many cancer therapies.
On the other hand, triggering TLR2 induced oxidative pathways in PMN with the release of gelatinases and inflammatory cytokines [ 116].
However, the transfer of this technology from a clinical environment to home requires clinical trials to demonstrate the overall benefit of automatic selection of FES assisted grasping protocol compared with conventional hand triggering.
Stimulant laxatives, on the other hand, trigger the colon walls to contract in a way to expel stool.
When he asks for help, the audience take up Sea Spray's beat with clapping hands, triggering a communal experience.
Maybe there would be a few old-timers left who remembered the sound of hooves on cobblestones and the garish nicknames of Black Hand trigger men, but most of them would have moved on or been priced out.
