Sentence examples for possibility of triggering from inspiring English sources
The design and strategic literature underline the possibility of triggering a multiproduct value-expansion dynamic based on the creation of new concepts dynamically twinned with corporate strategy.
Although the earthquakes are felt throughout much of the state, they pose little danger to the public, but scientists say that the possibility of triggering larger, potentially damaging earthquakes cannot be discounted.
Even though people are richer in these scenarios and thus more able to cope with damages from climate change, the possibility of triggering extremely costly catastrophic climate change outweighs the GDP growth.
Imagine this: North America decides to send sulfur into the stratosphere to reduce the intensity of the sun, in the hopes of saving its corn crops — despite the real possibility of triggering droughts in Asia and Africa.
A 70-strong consortium of charities, including Crisis, the Citizens Advice Bureau, Age UK, the Disability Rights Alliance and the Child Poverty Action Group, has been formed to monitor the growth in UK food poverty, with a view to the possibility of triggering a formal UN investigation.
This study also focuses on the possibility of triggering non-volcanic tremor (NVT) by P-waves.
The present observations of daytime F-region irregularities triggered by the rocket exhaust-induced ionospheric hole may add further evidence on the possibility of artificial triggering of ESF irregularities.
The readout system developed for the chip features different reset modes, variable readout region and integration time, with the possibility of external triggering.
Two-dimensional layered sulfide (MoS2, VS2, WS2) has aroused intense scholarly interest, and its fascinating chemical properties and physical structure provide the possibility of further triggering the catalytic activity of the Ni.
In the case under examination, the IMF is northward both before and after the SC, which excludes the possibility of substorm triggering associated with a southward IMF.
Although the synthetic simulation showed that the observed migration was not artificial, we will discuss here the possibility of static/dynamic triggering.
