Compared to traditional control plane threats, such as prefix hijacking, the new attack, BGP-LDoS exploits the vulnerability of adaptive mechanism of BGP and would trigger a wild range of cascading failure in inter domain routing system.
He made a monkey out of the Brazilian defense, and like a lion ripping the jugular of the throat of an antelope he slammed the ball home, triggering a wild red white and blue celebration.
I'm not sure how a zoo could be prepared for someone standing on a railing, drunk, high and creating a kind of disturbance that would trigger a wild animal's instincts.
The portable cage traps were triggered when a wild boar stepped on a mobile bottom platform in the centre of the trap, which closed simultaneously the two drop gates of the trap.
Further experiments revealed that agonist exposure triggered an increase of wild-type GABAAR endocytosis, both on native- and recombinant-GABAARs.
Similarly, wild-type strain GMI1000 triggered a significantly stronger response than the ΔepsB mutant at all pathogen concentration tested.
Still, both NSV and various synthetic TLR ligands triggered a broad range of inflammatory mediators in wild-type cells.
While biologists can monitor an animal's stress by measuring stress hormones in blood, capturing and drawing blood from a wild creature can itself trigger a powerful stress response, biasing a study's results.
Another mutated variant, SEAF47A/D227A, exhibiting no measurable major histocompatibility complex class II affinity blocked the effects triggered by wild-type staphylococcal enterotoxin A when injected in a 10-fold higher dose.
As the timing of the next pandemic influenza outbreak is unknown, the memory response may be more important than persistence, as subsequent exposure to the pandemic vaccine or wild-type virus could trigger a full immunologic response.
