"And a huge conversation was triggered about whether there were animals in 65 years, whether global climate change affected the ecosystem — all these variations of things that, by the way, we would never have thought up in the room when we were writing.
With 40 mM sodium butyrate supplemented into the ABE fermentation with Clostridium beijerinckii 8052, solvent production was triggered about 10 h earlier, butanol titer, yield and productivity were all significantly improved.
Unplugged said Friday the cancellations at Cinemart theaters in Tokyo and Osaka were triggered by worries about safety of moviegoers and businesses nearby.
And then they're going to go back in the database and purge all the collection that was triggered by "about," without regard to who the communicates were.
Alternatively, (2) the internal field may have been triggered only about 250 Ma after core formation.
From Figure 5 it can be found that the alert is triggered at about 5.8 seconds, which means that it will take 0.8 seconds to detect the fault.
It's worth noting that the current attack on Italy was not triggered by news about the deficit; it was triggered by worries about economic growth.
Just like peanut butter reminds us of jelly, the more we're triggered to think about a product or idea, the more we'll talk about it.
The inspection by Ofsted was triggered by complaints about the school after the Derby Telegraph revealed the allegations.
This initiative was triggered by worries about the management of investment banks, after the collapse of Barings.
