Sentence examples for trigger a set of from inspiring English sources

Often when I find myself in a boring situation, like waiting for customs, it's nice to be able to glance down and trigger a set of memories".

But it was impossible: a leaf would fall outside the open window, or I'd notice the pattern of the veins on a girl's hand, or a shout from the playground would trigger a set of irresistible associations that carried me back to another day.

This employed an inverted pendulum that, when disturbed by ground tremors, would trigger a set of gears that dropped a metal ball from one of eight dragon mouths (representing all eight directions) into a metal toad's mouth.

Way back in 1999 he did a piece called Lights in the City for a festival in Montreal where buttons in homeless shelters would trigger a set of red floodlights that he had installed in the copula of a building downtown.

FGFR stimulation results in the recruitment and activation of specific effectors that, in turn, trigger a set of signalling pathways (Beenken & Mohammadi, 2009).

Previous work has shown that many cytotoxic conditions that are involved in cancer development, such as hypoxia, nutrient deprivation, and alterations in pH, trigger a set of pathways that include the ER stress response (Li et al, 2011).

When it happened, it triggered a set of mechanical and human responses that quickly led to a nightmare of confusion and misdirection.

"It triggers a set of nerves in your throat and mouth that are responsible for the hiccup reflex arc," said Mallory with a matter-of-fact tone.

Gore's endorsement of a carbon tax comes at a critical time, with less than 50 days left for Congress to work out a budget deal and avoid triggering a set of automatic tax increases and spending cuts.

In addition, the MD runs confirm that the agonist binding triggers a set of concatenate conformational shifts which induce the approaching of the S3 segment toward the S4 segment and culminate in an extension of the latter.

Emphasizing the need to understand wildfires as an inherent part of Mediterranean ecosystems, the expansion of GRAF highlights how learning to coexist with wildfire in Catalonia has triggered a set of transformative processes in institutional arrangements and power relationships of the wildfire management system.