Sentence examples for in time to trigger from inspiring English sources

At first, they issued yet another proclamation demanding that Governor McGreevey step down in time to trigger a special election this fall.

National malnutrition statistics are only gathered every two to five years, so we have no way to pick up the effects of massive global shocks in time to trigger and inform a response.

In a model created by geophysicists Fred F. Pollitz and Roland Bürgmann of the University of California, Davis, and seismologist Barbara Romanowicz of UC Berkeley, the stress wave generated by the great quakes moved southward across the Pacific in time to trigger surges of quakes from off British Columbia to southern California in the 1980s.

In our view the most striking difference highlighted by the study was the huge discrepancy in the time to trigger the ventilator between NAVA and PSV, which has usually been explained by the fact that the ventilator with NAVA is triggered directly by electrical activity of the diaphragm, regardless of the presence of intrinsic positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP).

This should result in a longer time to trigger rupture on the eastern segment.

She does not anthropomorphize the trees as is familiar in the parlance of painting and poetry; rather they serve as markers that transcend time to trigger memories in a Proustian language known only to herself.

Triggering cognitive thinking in time to make better choices is a fundamental skill.

Using a time-synchronization triggering system developed in-house, the signals recorded by the wireless EMG system correspond in time to the information recorded by the walkway.

Therefore, this region has to be exposed at the proper place and time in order to trigger the interaction.

Seeking to grow its energy base, Thailand has recently ordered the steel to build a third major gas pipeline, which in time would trigger development of 2 trillion cubic feet of undeveloped Unocal reserves.

It is possible that these primary pathogenic fungi do not present the allergen orthologues proteins at the right time in vivo or insufficient quantity to trigger allergy or that such highly adapted organisms are capable of interfering with the IgE response which in its proper state is a potent weapon against pathogen attack.