Sentence examples for in charge of triggering from inspiring English sources

Paul, whose setup included a few keyboards, seemed to be in charge of triggering the beats and samples, while Phil, who presided over the mixing board, controlled volume and timbre.

To summarize, in the RMPA strategy a new SCI trigger is proposed, the scanning policy is the policy in charge of triggering this SCI, and this policy is aligned with the handover policy.

Finally, the MN entity corresponds to the UE machine and is the entity in charge of triggering MPLS tunnel switching procedures whenever IR switching is required (e.g., when the MN detects an IR address change in the RA message, or when a greater measured power is received from another IR).

Handover policies are in charge of trigger generation.

Better pricey than not at all, said Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's senior minister.South Korea's parliament passed a vote of no confidence in Lim Ding Won, the minister in charge of negotiations with North Korea, triggering the resignation of the entire cabinet.

Vincent J. Galvani, a chemical engineer who was in charge of designing the trigger mechanism for the first atomic bomb during World War II, died on Wednesday at his home in Southampton, N.Y.

Putting stock exchanges in charge of audits, therefore, would trigger a race for the top rather than the bottom.

During the investigation, we interviewed the personnel at the refinery as well as disaster management officers who experienced or were in charge of investigating the Natech accidents triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami.

Despite investment in the squad over the summer the O's have struggled and four different men have spent time in charge of the first team - a situation triggered when long-serving manager Russell Slade left for Cardiff City in September.

Last year, the senior civil servant in charge of the Australian economy, Treasury Secretary Ken Henry, triggered a political row when he took five weeks' leave to help babysit the Epping colony.

Leaders were "afraid of triggering a panic," Goshi Hosono, the minister in charge of the crisis, has said.