Sentence examples for triggering in which from inspiring English sources

I composed a piece called "Triggering," in which, at a converted warehouse on Mission Street, I followed improvising dancers around the floor with a long-distance shotgun microphone.

If Tsarnaev is found guilty on any of the capital charges, a secondary phase using the same jury will be triggered, in which the jury – not the judge – will decide whether to sentence Tsarnaev to death.

Over the weekend there was another flurry of briefing that a new leadership contest could be triggered in which Corbyn is kept off the ballot paper, with the sort of rule-book ruse once beloved of the hard left.

When a person with celiac disease consumes a food that contains gluten, an autoimmune response is triggered in which the body literally attacks itself.

The hybrid triggered scheme consists of time triggered scheme and event triggered scheme, in which the stochastic switch is described by a variable satisfying Bernoulli distribution.

Games: Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy, LucasArts adventures (Ron Gilbert and Tim Schafer rock), Ape Escape (buy it now), Mario, Ultima III, Wizardry I, oh, I'm sure I'm forgetting some!" Hall also drew dramatic inspiration from a scene in Chrono Trigger in which the characters discuss the theme of regret around a campfire.

Aβ heterologous seeding by proteolytic fragments from another abundant CNS protein may also represent a previously undescribed pathological trigger, in which the abundance of Aβ may not be the only important factor in AD.

The presence of non-canonical autophagy means that autophagy can be triggered in cells in which the expression of Beclin-1 is too low to induce canonical autophagy.

The Americans opened fire, triggering a gunbattle in which at least one militant triggered his suicide vest.

Police said a grenade was thrown at one of their patrols, injuring two officers and triggering gun battles in which one police officer died.

Each time we have a sensory experience, a chemical reaction is triggered in the brain, which we interpret as emotion.