Instead of triggering a third world war, Petrov called in a malfunction in the early warning system.
Instead of triggering an angry outcry, the response from Britain's partners was more one of annoyance.
But instead of triggering a domino effect around the stands, his initial effort prompted everyone to stand and throw their hands in the air at the same time.
Instead of triggering a conscientious soul-searching by Republicans, Senator Jeffords's act of honesty and courage has only caused them to do what they do best: seek a stereotype and pin the blame there.
This paper describes the design of a micro-station to measure some lightning parameters in real lightning air terminal installations correlated to the nature of emplacement instead of triggering lightning or choosing points with a high number of lightning impacts.
While some draw comfort from the idea that foreign adversaries may be happy to let the US weaken itself, instead of triggering a crisis, the risks of mistakes and miscalculations – by both the US and, say, North Korea – are real.
And the news of the crashes, which occurred with alarming frequency, is chilling; we know who each man is when the navigator from the Goldsboro accident describes who got out successfully and adds that he had to bail out instead of triggering the ejection equipment.
For PSA values above 4 ng/mL, taking relative PSA into account instead of trigger PSA increased PET/CT positivity.
In this situation, as shown in Figure 9, instead of triggering fast retransmission, the sender of TCP NCE sends a new packet by increment the value of cwnd to one mss without reducing the size of ssthresh and computes the retransmission delay-thresh value.
18F-CH PET/CT detection rates increased with trigger and relative PSA: 0% (0/4 patients), 71% (5/7 patients), and 81% (35/43 patients) for PSAt <2 ng/mL, 2≤ PSAt ≤4 ng/mL, and PSAt >4 ng/mL, respectively, and 14% (1/7 patients), 50% (5/10 patients), and 92% (34/37 patients) when relative PSA was taken into account instead of trigger PSA, with seven (13%) patients changing subgroups.
