Sentence examples for vital trigger from inspiring English sources
This 'totality of conditions' may be seen as a vital trigger to memory processing, or more controversially as itself potentially part of that processing.
Since the content feature is vital for trigger detection, the feature generation rule could be strengthened similarly.
Ms. Timoshenko, who made her own fortune in the murky gas market, entered Mr. Yushchenko's cabinet last year vowing to bring order to Ukraine's most vital sector, triggering clashes with some of Mr. Kuchma's closest allies.
The Freudian implications may be amusing -- the emission of vital fluids triggered by female flesh -- but the pictures, though not without a certain graphic vitality, are barely worth a glance (Johnson).
For example, measurement of the vital signs, triggering a response, initial management of the patient, and then the sometimes complex steps needed to secure admission to the ICU.
Defeat in Afghanistan and the economic burden of trying to respond to Reagan's technically flawed but politically extremely effective Star Wars programme were vital factors in triggering the Soviet collapse.
The Mauthner (M) cell is a critical element in a vital escape "reflex" triggered by abrupt or threatening events.
In countries like Jordan, promoting social responsibility is vital, because it triggers social change by allowing adjustment to trickle down.
Finally, only if the detection of vital sign abnormalities triggers the correct intervention can an improvement of outcome be expected.
Even if substance S has no direct effect on vital rates, the triggering of deleterious age-specific genes is a far from innocuous activity.
