Sentence examples for triggered potential from inspiring English sources

The golden triumphs of the present British team can only serve as further inspiration to those who will be working hard over the next four years to make the London Games a shining example of Olympic success.' Gordon Brown added his own tribute and triggered potential pub debates by calling for a combined UK football team to compete in 2012.

This may trigger potential compatibility problems with DOGMA and certain versions of "Belief".

A fifth of universities in England have made last-minute cuts to the tuition fees they will charge students starting degrees next autumn, triggering potential chaos for hundreds of thousands of applicants.

Parsons et al. (2014) found as well that Japan has a relatively low triggering potential compared with other seismotectonic regions.

This may be explained by either a relative lack of triggering efficiency of Love waves or some period-dependent triggering potential.

TNF alpha also is a vasoconstrictive cytokine and thus could have a distinct triggering potential in NDPH with a thunderclap headache onset [13].

Assessing liquefaction triggering potential under mat foundations requires the estimation of cyclic and static stresses and the state of the soil medium.

Compared with the QDs/GCE, the ECL intensity is enhanced 1.8 times and triggering potential shifted to lower energy by 0.12 V on the CdSe-CNTs-Nafion/GCE.

The inhibition of the reduction process by the adsorption of chloride ions was studied and it was shown that the potential and concentration dependent adsorption of Cl− species triggers potential oscillations under galvanostatic conditions.

Further, for very deep earthquakes, the fault length is not really a significant factor in this context – only the magnitude would have an impact on the landslide triggering potential (through the use of AI).

This study indicates that large DTR values may trigger potential symptoms of asthma among children.