Sentence examples for which triggers in from inspiring English sources

"Nobody's happy, which triggers in the audience's mind the question, 'Why?' " Mr. Panahi said.

It triggers the industrial revolution, about 250 years ago, which triggers in turn the information revolution, about 50 years ago, which triggers the biotechnological revolution, which is still wet behind the ears.

During non-eruptive periods, when the observatory is not staffed out of working hours, full 24 h service (during all days of the year) is maintained by instrumental monitoring and an alarm, which triggers in the case of a change in seismic activity, where the alert is sent to a scientist-on-duty.

May 20 -- that's the date when the campaign unofficially expects to "clinch" the nomination -- when they'll officially have a majority of pledged delegates, which triggers, in their view, the standard for superdelegate decision-making set by party leaders like Nancy Pelosi.

This mechanism requires the production of ceramide in membrane lipid rafts, which triggers in the cytoplasm an increase in intracellular calcium concentration, followed by activation of a neuronal nitric oxide synthase leading to local production of nitric oxide, and then to guanosine cyclic monophosphate.

Another Pictet-Spenglerase is strictosidine synthase (EC 4.3.3.2), which triggers in nature the formation of strictosidine from tryptamine and secologanin.

The game also features "Perfect" passes and shots, which trigger in sequence if both a pass and shot are applied close to the opponent's goal.

Migraineurs are highly sensitive to the nitric oxide donor glyceryl trinitrate which triggers attacks in many sufferers.

The substrate binding induced clockwise rotation of PC1 is postulated to further induce a clockwise rotation of TM10, which triggers protonation in TM4.

In a small 2012 study, researchers found that short sleep increased levels of ghrelin, which triggers hunger, in men, and lowered levels of an appetite-suppressing hormone called GLP-1 in women, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Olig2's triple serine phosphorylation regulates the suppressive action of p53, which triggers proliferation in normal and malignant neural progenitors.