Sentence examples for service triggered from inspiring English sources

The announced merger earlier this year of America Online, the nation's largest Internet service provider, and Time Warner, the media giant and second-largest cable TV service, triggered furious opposition from consumer groups.

Growbot's motivational tool essentially works in the background, letting you rack up and chart praise for people, with the service triggered by certain keywords.

Budget constraints initiated two service improvement projects and continuous deficit of one service triggered its closure.

The contract service triggered workload explosions to both doctors and managers and reflected the lack of and the aging of the workforce.

Consequently, the involvement of IMS components (including CMS) in session signaling is limited to AAA functions, session routing, and service triggering.

Furthermore, the flexibility of IMS in the application level and its unified service triggering interface allow the service components to be combined and new advanced services to be defined.

Thereafter, the data analysis service triggers the compilation of the source code and the creation of a new Spark job that is then persisted in the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS).

Chun sentenced Liang to 800 hours of community service, triggering demonstrations outside the Brooklyn courthouse by protesters who said the sentence was too light.

When a search engine like Bing or Google connects an advertising network to a search request or effectuates a connection between a search user and an advertiser, the service would likely be deemed a telecommunications service, triggering a cascade of federal subsidy payments and reporting obligations.

This service triggers the Obtain inferred data goal.

Still, in the two years since the recession began, George W. Bush and Barack Obama each added 100,000 federal employees, mainly to handle work associated with the increased demand for unemployment insurance and other services triggered by the recession.