Sentence examples for triggered close to from inspiring English sources
This 921 Chi-Chi earthquake also triggered close to 26,000 landslides with a total area of 15,977 ha and severely disturbed mountain slopes, thus setting the conditions for occurrence of more landslides and other related disasters.
Figure 3b shows the triggering close to the Akita-Komagatake volcano (epicentral distance of 1168 km from the mainshock), which is one of the active volcanoes in northern Honshu.
The local triggering (close to the JMA station MEAK: (S-P) time is of ~1 s) correlates with the passage of a relatively large Rayleigh wave train (as seen on the vertical and radial components at station ANNH).
While knockdown of individual kinases triggered different types of protein degradation, mitogen activated protein kinase MPK-1 dependent autophagy was triggered in close to half of the knockdowns that triggered degradation.
Moving the trigger closer to the catapult causes the arm to cover a greater distance; which in turn throws the ball farther.
Here are test results for this model: Hooking the trigger closest to the base (1 decimeter) produced the farthest throw; 30 meters.
Natural disasters have triggered "close-or-reconstruct" questions, and sometimes eventually helped accelerate discussions towards closures.
But the inference to be drawn from two ministerial initiatives at the start of this week suggests the nightly scenes have triggered something closer to official panic.
Water stress induces the accumulation of abscisic acid (ABA) which triggers closing of stomata, thus reducing water loss.
But North American horror stories of fracking polluting the aquifers that hold drinking water were dramatically trumped in the UK last spring when one of the first shale gas fracking operations on British soil was halted after it triggered two earthquakes close to Blackpool.
However, rather than waiting for information to be deposited in the database, the SLA Manager could also set stream triggers as close to the meters themselves in the Monitoring Agents.
