Sentence examples for triggered by entering from inspiring English sources

This bonus feature, triggered by entering 'Mars' as the access code for your vehicle's software system, will turn your in-car map to a map of the surface of Mars, and as you drive around the position of your virtual red planet rover will cross new Mars planetary terrain, too.

The second type, triggered by entering giant rings found in secret passages, involves running around a 3D map and passing through all of a number of blue spheres arranged in patterns.

The protein this gene encodes is involved in the visual cycle, which is triggered by light entering the eye.

The moment seems to suggest that through the fragmentary – the chance associations triggered by reading Hegel before entering a wood, for example – we can somehow arrive at a more profound understanding of the world.

Visual stimuli (500 ms flashed bars, white against a black background) were triggered by the membrane potential entering a down-state (Kerr and Plenz, 2002) (trigger for visual stimuli was typically ∼60 ms from down-state onset).

The inner cells are then triggered by polarized cells to enter the apoptosis pathway.

If, however, it is triggered by an otherwise innocuous antigen entering the eyes and nose, it results in swelling and redness of the linings of the eyelids and nasal passages, secretion of tears and mucus, and sneezing the typical symptoms of hay fever.

You can trigger these search results by entering in specific queries, like "Stanley Cup Playoffs" or a team's name.

They enter dormancy triggered by cold weather and/or short photoperiod in the fall, and continue developing when released by the seasonal accumulation of chilling stimulus to bloom in the spring [ 27, 28].

Therefore the increased incidence rate in ADaPT during the first year is most likely artificial, possibly triggered by a closer surveillance of patients entering the observation.

By contrast, a new transcriptome would be triggered by appropriate signals when the trypanosome enters a new compartment or host.