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The Whitehall officials, from the Treasury, the Foreign Office and other government departments, have also examined the longer-term impact on the British financial system on the instability that would be triggered across the eurozone by a Greek default.

But as temperatures dropped below zero over the past week, conditions on the street became life-threatening for the UK's homeless population, and emergency measures, known as Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP), were triggered across London.

A rash of military coups could be triggered across Latin America if the world fails to stand up to the illegal regime in Honduras, a close aide of the ousted president Manuel Zelaya warned yesterday.

Whilst users valued the work of the team, and local practitioners recognised the quality of its contribution, powerful effects were also triggered across the locality's horizontal interfaces.

For both PRISM and multislice, Prismatic implements two different memory models, a single-transfer method where all data is copied to the GPU a single time before the main computation begins and a streaming mode where asynchronous copying of the required data is triggered across multiple CUDA streams as it is needed throughout the computation.

Despite this, thousands of Serbs in larger cities did participate in the referendum and voted for independence, and several violent incidents were triggered across Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Because the group failed to come to an agreement, under the legislation automatic cuts were triggered across-the-board – known as sequestration – split evenly between security and nonsecurity programs.

The Simpson/Bowles plan would trigger across-the-board cuts to government spending, including programs that serve middle-class and lower income people.

This earmark may have emerged unscathed in this year's budget battle, but because the super committee failed to produce a deficit reduction plan, triggering across-the-board budget cuts in 2013, this heretofore sacrosanct and perennially expanding budgetary line-item is suddenly and deservedly on the chopping block.

The supreme irony is that this study is getting an enormous amount of media attention in part because of heightened consumer awareness of where our food comes from, thanks to the popularity of the documentary Food, Inc. and the discussion it's triggering across the country.

How could a tip about an individual trigger across-the-board detentions?" Janet Rapaport, a spokeswoman for the Customs and Border Protection division, whose agents met the planes at Newark, said they had acted on a tip that specific flights contained large numbers of illegal travelers.