Each button, as Lynch explains, is essentially a sample trigger, which lines the triggered element up on the 8th or 16th note, synchronizing (or quantizing) the sample to a silent metronome.
Obviously this process needs a trigger, which may be no more than fashion.
A struggle ensued, and the gunman pulled the trigger, which did not immediately discharge.
This includes plans for a "community trigger", which will oblige police to act on a minimum number of complaints.
There's also a counter-measure option on the left trigger, which dumps flares in your wake to misdirect enemy missiles.
If the target is struck with enough force, the blow releases a trigger which rolls beauteous maiden from bed.
"I certainly did not pull the trigger," he said, and suggested that the gun might have a "hair trigger," which could set it off at a light touch.
"The VW issue in the US was purely the trigger which threw light on a slightly different problem in the EU - widespread legal over-emissions," Molden said.
The body of a performer becomes the imaginative trigger which releases a picture or a memory in the mind of the audience".
"If we pass sanctions now, even with a deferred trigger which has been discussed, the Iranians, and likely our international partners, will see us as having negotiated in bad faith," White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters.
