Sentence examples for triggered near from inspiring English sources

After that snafu gained press attention, Google said it would remove the touch top function on the device — blaming that hardware for a malfunction that had triggered near continuous recording of users' domestic goings on.

The overall agreement in phase between stress rate and seismicity is a reminder of the fact that earthquakes are more likely to be triggered near a phase with a maximum stress rate, when the periodic stress disturbance is relatively small compared to the secular stress accumulation rate (Heki 2003).

Hunt & Malin (1998) proposed that Heinrich events are caused by earthquakes triggered near the ice margin by rapid deglaciation.

The Obama administration's decision to negotiate with Tehran triggered near hysteria among U.S. politicians and pundits who advocate perpetual war in the Middle East.

Yanukovych was forced from power by popular protests in February of last year, which triggered near civil war in Ukraine and an ongoing confrontation with Russia.

The first relief trucks into towns in southern Iraq triggered near-riots as residents scrambled to grab food rations and water bottles.

One trick in particular injected uncertainty into a visual representation of data — and triggered near-heart attacks across the country.

The language of localization developed above for a Gaussian input, for which the diffusion and reaction time scales determine differences in serial triggering near and far from the origin, broadly translates to multi-level cascades, as suggested by the simulations in Figure 5.

Damage from Hurricane Katrina is expected to trigger near-term demand for repair and construction services, tightening an already tight market.

In this context, the areas of Livadi and southeast Paliki are likely susceptible to nonlinear amplification triggered by near earthquakes.

Here, we use doxorubicin (DOX) as the model drug, the amino and carboxyl coated magnetofluorescent carbon quantum dots (GdN@CQDs) as a carrier, Genipin (GP) as cross-linking agent to design and prepare a multifunctional drug delivery system triggered by near-infrared (NIR) light and pH dual-stimuli.