Sentence examples for triggering the right from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to swaying voters, Dr. Westen insists that triggering the right emotional network — that unconscious bundle of ideas, images, words, memories, feelings — is much more important and effective than appealing to reason.

The interest of this paper is to improve the performance of single neural network (SNN) by dividing the fault pattern space into a few smaller sub-spaces using Expectation-Maximization (EM) clustering technique and triggering the right local classifier by designing a supervisor agent.

It claims it cannot arrange a settlement with the holdouts without potentially triggering the Rights Upon Future Offers (RUFO) clause written into its restructured bonds.

In theory, another investor could buy 14.9% of News Corporation's voting shares, without triggering the rights plan, and gang up with Liberty Media.

Clearly the defining world need not be varied or detailed but familiar enough to your eye and brain to trigger the right responses and emotions.

"How do you trigger the right response in people, because lecturing people, bashing them on the head, on the whole we know doesn't get us there," Professor Black said.

"It's about expansion of Russian media abroad… and keeping Russian-speaking communities under one political umbrella so whenever you need to – for political or military reasons – you can just trigger the right sentiments in these societies".

"You trigger the right information, on the main points you've worked on all week.

Without people fully understanding the complexities of the global climate, global warming triggers the right ideas.

Left-back Neil Taylor is a target for Newcastle United, who have triggered the right to speak to the 22-year-old after tabling an undisclosed bid thought to be £1m.

But how can the activity of olfactory neurons trigger the right behavioral response?