Sentence examples for trigger flight from inspiring English sources

"We will apply optical stimulation from the backpack to trigger flight behaviors which will allow us to develop autonomous flight control".

Trauma, just like any stress, can trigger "flight or fight" responses.

Sudden large increases in arousal may have the unwanted effect of mimicking sensations experienced during trauma and may consequently trigger flight or fight, tonic immobility, or collapsed immobility.

In an attempt to "shed light" on the crash of Flight AF447, which went missing while flying over the Atlantic, the Bureau d'Enquêtes et d'Analyses (BEA) said it was looking into what triggered Flight AF445 to issue a mayday signal flying the same route on 29 November.

Last week, Pence cost one such small business in Aspen upward of $10,000 in lost earnings, after his presence triggered flight restrictions and prevented a hot air balloon company from making any flights while he was in town.

Political or economic upheaval can trigger a flight from or to the dollar (as Greece's current troubles have done).

Ireland is just slightly larger than the state of North Carolina, but its financial collapse could trigger financial flight from Portugal and Spain, Eichengreen warned, with ripples felt widely.

Yet it could be saved, he thought, by negative rates in the eurozone that would be likely to trigger a flight of funds from Italy, Austria and Belgium to Istanbul.

Moreover, 30percentt is large enough for blacks to create a comfort zone that blunts the effects of white prejudice but small enough not to trigger white flight.

Republicans did not trigger the flight of the Dixiecrats, they were buried by it.

An international crisis Iran and Korea come quickly to mind could trigger a flight to quality, meaning Treasurys and other high-grade bonds.