Sentence examples for long triggering from inspiring English sources
After the writers of "Homeland" spoke a little too long, triggering the musical hook, Claire Danes took it upon herself to speed through her acceptance speech for best actress, sounding more like a spokeswoman hawking an exercise gadget on late-night television than an actress overwhelmed by the surprise honor.
This approach leads to large-area chips when long trigger latencies are necessary.
At a lower data rate, operation with very long trigger latencies or even without any trigger is possible due to the real-time data sparsification.
"It's kind of like one long trigger warning," Hepola conceded.
Third stick is 3 to 6 inches (7.6 to 15.2 cm) long (Trigger Piece).
Collectively, the biggest U.S. banks already have their get-out-out-of-jail-free cards and are now sitting on record profits after, not so long ago, triggering sweeping unemployment, wrecking countless lives, and elevating global instability.
Therefore, long QT triggering ventricular arrhythmias appear to be highly infrequent, although VT/VF have been reported at the time of presentation as well as delayed complications of this syndrome.
The long-term triggering effect is described in time by an inverse exponential function with a characteristic time t.
Moreover the limited duration of the JMA catalog causes a lower spatial resolution of the long-term triggering respect to the analogous and stronger short-term effect.
Parameters a1 and a2 define, respectively, the dependence (assumed of exponential type) of short and long-term triggering effect with the magnitude of exciting event.
In the chaotic aftermath, German police believed they were hunting as many as three shooters who were at large, leading to a tense, hours-long manhunt, triggering a city-wide lockdown.
