Sentence examples for motion a cascade from inspiring English sources

It sets into motion a cascade of destruction.

The random arrest set in motion a cascade of events that underscored the extent of the radicalization of young Muslims throughout Europe -- and a rapidly expanding and homegrown terrorist threat.

Activation of this system sets in motion a cascade of hormonal responses that allow the body to adapt to the stressor at hand.

Lightning striking an electrical transmission tower in Westchester County set in motion a cascade of failures that caused the most recent blackout of the New York metropolitan area on July 13 , 1977

That blow to the head or mechanical stimulus, as scientists call it—sets in motion a cascade of biological responses inside the skull responsible for the injury's devastating consequences.

A bankruptcy filing by even one of the Big Three would probably set in motion a cascade of smaller bankruptcies by suppliers of car parts, as the money the company owed them (which would be classified as an unsecured claim) could not be paid until it exited bankruptcy.

Turbulent fluid flows contain vortices whose wiggly motions take place over a wide range of sizes or "length scales". Big motions are unstable and break down into smaller motions through a cascade that eventually dissipates the kinetic energy as heat.

The researchers consider other causes, but conclude that the loss of animals that preyed upon vertebrate grazers and leaf-cutter ants on the small islands set in motion a trophic cascade that destabilized the food web.

We report that in GH3 cells ERα degradation sets in motion a signal cascade that culminates in the inhibition of cell proliferation, while occupation of ERα by an antagonist is sufficient to inhibit prl expression and release.

An alternative hypothesis builds on the theory that early problems with biological motion perception cause a cascade of impairments across development, including deficits in recognizing and understanding others' actions and associated mental states (Klin et al., 2009; Kaiser and Pelphrey, 2012).

However, the binding of a single ligand to a hormone receptor can set into motion a complex ramifying cascade of signal transduction events that form unpredictable, nonlinear signaling networks[3].