"I think they may have pulled the trigger too soon," he said, looking at his watch.
But because these stocks have been falling so fast, these investors pulled the trigger as soon as the new year began.
On the one hand, it does show Iraq to be infested with moral, or immoral, monsters — people who kill children to fill their corpses with bombs, or who compel an unwilling man to become a suicide bomber — and shows that the American soldiers who are attempt to defuse such bombs and to capture or to kill the bombers would sooner die than pull the trigger unwarrantedly soon.
It will trigger as soon as someone dials 911 and you, along with the dispatcher, will know something is wrong.
By registering appropriate SPARQL query against a data stream, we are able to detect critical situations – for example, service failures, high response time from services, overloaded message queues and network request time outs – with minimal delay: the continuous SPARQL engine will trigger as soon as RDF triples in the stream match the WHERE clause of any registered query.
They did add a link to the story giving us some credit for breaking it, albeit with a statement suggesting we hit the trigger too soon: "When the widely read blog TechCrunch wrote two weeks ago that gaming giant EA had bought Rupture for a reported $30 million, it wasn't true.
That does not mean you need to pull the trigger too soon on a project that is not ready.
L.A. County sheriff's deputies learning to shoot the Beretta were taught to rest a finger on the trigger as soon as they took aim.
All systems were programmed to run continuously, and to trigger as soon as the infrared beam was intercepted, with a delay of 1 minute between successive pictures.
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