Sentence examples for triggering if from inspiring English sources

The project will define a runtime manager architecture for runtime detection of abnormal behaviour, triggering if needed a safe degraded mode.

There is a narrow window in time during the virus interaction with the protocell for multiple EFNB2 receptors to engage the virus and cause F-protein triggering; if the necessary signal is not satisfied, the virus appears to disengage from the protocell and F-protein is not triggered.

Elections to the assembly would be triggered if Robinson fails to nominate a new team.

"It triggers if foxes or whatever are coming across the garden".

Alternatively, an election can be triggered if two-thirds of MPs vote to have one.

The plan would be triggered if an investor acquired 4.9 percent or more of Kodak's stock.

Under Lib Dem rules, a conference can be triggered if 20 conference reps or more make a request.

An investigation can also be triggered if nothing is done after an individual complains more than three times.

Under the old rules, a vote was triggered if a policy change received more than 7,000 comments.

The deal also maintains the public option as a fallback plan, to be "triggered" if private insurers do not step up to offer the new national plans.

Under Labour rules, a leadership election is triggered if a challenger wins support of 20% of the party's MPs and MEPs, which means 51 names are required.