But rarely has such a programme triggered as much debate and interest as the screening in mid-March of a three-part drama, "Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter" (Our Mothers, Our Fathers), which tracks the lives of five young German friends from 1941 to 1945.The fictional drama, based on scrupulous research, had on average 7.6m viewers per night.
Disinviting a speaker can trigger as much or more fury as the invitation itself.
From then on, pleasurable as "Sex and the City" remained, it also felt designed to push back at its audience's wish for identification, triggering as much anxiety as relief.
It's information -– and as alarming as that information may be, risk perception is not just about the facts but how those facts feel, and an abstract risk usually doesn't trigger as much concern as something we've actually been threatened by, or suffered from, in the past.
"Despite the threat of RO support being removed completely in April 2015, the large-scale solar sector in UK is predicted to become Europe's largest in 2014, with some analysts predicting that the planned ROC closure for >5MW could trigger as much as 4GW of solar farms to be installed from now until April 2015".
In a foreword to the report, Alberts says he hopes the proposal to create what the report calls Strategic Education Research Partnerships SERPP) triggers as much enthusiasm as the academy's 1988 report that helped launch a project to map and sequence the human genome.
Using data from previous field studies, the team estimates that the minerals and other nutrients released by giant Antarctic icebergs (those longer than 18 kilometers) trigger as much as 20% of the CO2 absorption by life in the southern seas.
Once you know your personal allergy triggers and have a reliable source of pollen count information, you can make plans that will keep you away from those triggers as much as possible.
Oh well, even if his raw and raspy accent has permeated the general female consciousness, I could almost guarantee that nobody wants his Goldfinger on their trigger as much as I do.
For the public, the bombs that failed to explode triggered almost as much alarm as those that did, with the second attempt bringing home the realisation that they could be vulnerable to a series of onslaughts by al-Qaida-inspired jihadists.
For further development, we are planning to solve this problem by using much faster USB4000 spectrometers with hardware triggering as fast as 10 μs and to calibrate the response time of spectrometer and flash lamp to the same trigger pulse.
