Well, it means 10 billion products from some of the world's biggest fashion and performance apparel and footwear brands will be able to connect to smartphones to trigger applications and services.
Judge Bruce W. Kauffman of United States District Court in Philadelphia said in his ruling, issued last week, that Fleet "unquestionably engaged in wrongdoing" if it lured customers with favorable terms that it intended to change, but that "wrongdoing alone does not automatically trigger application of the provisions" of the Truth in Lending Act.
We did not urge readers to dismiss questions of funding; rather, we stated that such questions "trigger application of the criteria" (Conrad and Becker 2011).
The admission contradicts the legal advice given to social workers a week before the toddler died that proceedings to remove him from his family could not go ahead because the risk "threshold" to trigger an application to take him into care had not been crossed.
Many more large fish are likely caught and killed than show up in the records, he says, because they weren't large enough to trigger an application.
An actual payment from the consumer to the company is not needed to trigger the application of the data protection regulation.
First, this study reviews existing practices on pavement maintenance and the criteria considered to trigger the application of maintenance treatments and their effects on pavement condition.
So it is still mysterious how the involvement of the will of those coerced by the laws and public policies of a functioning state might be thought to trigger the application of special egalitarian justice obligations that do not apply except among those caught in the particular web of coercion.
The many scientific review bodies we referred to in our article (Dolan and Rowley 2009) have not considered the existing health data on mobile telephony adequate to trigger the application of the precautionary principle.
Here, in the context of childhood leukaemia and magnetic fields, the scientific uncertainty may be sufficient to trigger the application of precaution, but the likely magnitude of the risk would argue against high-cost intervention to reduce exposure.
