Vomiting, the hallmark of "I think I've had one too many" is triggered to get rid of your toxic, poisonous level of alcohol now achieved.
The3million and the groups in Europe want negotiations on their future settled before article 50 is triggered, to ensure that they do not get caught in the cross hairs of the political negotiations among the 28 EU countries.
Hammond's assessment suggests that the UK might take two years from this winter – assuming that is when article 50 is triggered – to negotiate an exit agreement, and then wait a further four years for the agreement to be ratified.
By design, the giant gated structure at Morganza is triggered to open, at least partly, when the Mississippi River reaches a flow rate of 1.5 million cubic feet per second at the Red River Landing, north of Baton Rouge.
A formal bill would grant MPs and peers the opportunity to stage a full debate before article 50 is triggered; to table amendments and, some hope, debate the broad principles on which the government will conduct negotiations with the other 27 EU member states.
The Morganza, which is triggered to open when the river is flowing at 1.5 million cubic feet per second past the Red River Landing north of Baton Rouge, was likely to remain open for weeks, ensuring that the river remains below that flow rate downstream.
A task has one or more inputs and once all inputs are available, the task is triggered to execute.
If no commands have been issued by the Telnet channel a start measuring command is triggered to the measuring element.
On receiving the device discovery command, adaptor is triggered to launch the broadcast message in the local network.
The protocol is divided into rounds, and each round is triggered to find out the optimal CH.
The processor calculates the gravitational vector and is triggered to encode the information for a 45[deg ] turn.
