It is economic hardship, caused by political, religious, cultural and financial factors that are largely responsible for the desire of vulnerable people to move, in turn triggering states' desire to frustrate those moves.
Then there are the waves of suicide, and suicide attempts, which are triggering states of emergency in some communities.
Apart from these privacy laws, unauthorized access to data, or data loss resulting from internal bad actors, may trigger state breach notification laws depending upon the circumstances.
We assess that climate change alone is unlikely to trigger state failure in any state out to 2030, but the impacts will worsen existing problems — such as poverty, social tensions, environmental degradation, ineffectual leadership, and weak political institutions.
We built a network rate model with excitatory (E) and inhibitory (I) populations exhibiting a novel bistable regime between a quiescent and an inhibition-stabilized state of arbitrarily low rate, where fluctuations triggered state transitions.
For schools across the state, whether children pass the test will determine whether the state deems the school to be failing, a ruling that can trigger state monitoring and the removal of principals and teachers.
These results support the proposition that mild heat stress triggers state transitions in the dark similar to light-induced state transitions, which involve phosphorylation of LHCII by STN7 kinase.
"My overriding concern is that this discussion and any action in this area is going to trigger state legislation," she told members of the National Academies' committee on technology, policy, and law.
The incident triggered state and federal investigations and prompted widespread outrage, as many consumers -- perhaps unaware that data brokers had compiled intricate digital dossiers about them -- initially struggled to freeze their credit reports.
During the game play, actions of the learner triggered state transitions and the sequences of actions led to one or more end states.
