Therefore, the replication of stem cells must be relatively rapid to produce enough cells to be triggered into the cellular proliferation and maturation process (ref 29).
In silos, in submarines, in nocturnal repose, the beast, the nuclear beasts, the golems, waiting to be triggered into life, to be given purpose, to be given soul.
When Planet Earth was triggered into hysteria following Ben Johnson's juice-charged victory at the 1988 Olympics, the agency was charged with cleaning up sport.
But why is it that, when I intentionally shift my eyes laterally, my breathing softens & deepens rather than being triggered into a panic response?
A year before Richard Condon's novel "The Manchurian Candidate" appeared, Skousen announced that the Communists were creating "a regimented breed of Pavlovian men whose minds could be triggered into immediate action by signals from their masters".
According to the rules of online debate in the Right Stuff's "Essential T.R.S. Troll Guide," which I hadn't read at the time, Enoch had won our exchange by default, because he had written fewer words and maintained his ironic detachment, whereas I had committed the greatest possible faux pas: letting myself be "triggered" into displaying emotion.
Many seeds need the cold and are triggered into germination by temperature.
After a user has been triggered into action and duly rewarded, the investment phase is where the user is asked to do work and starts building commitment.
If a stagnant magma body is present near the surface (common in the most active hydrothermal systems) it can easily be triggered into phreatomagmatic activity.
After the WPP collector system voltage is reduced, the wind turbine control is triggered into the FRT mode and limits the active power output while the reactive current is determined by the level of voltage dip.
