trigger造句

What is the trigger?

The rule Parse - Vp will now trigger .

But there are other trigger points.

The short trigger distance is ideal for stiff, arthritic fingers.

As before, the delete trigger needs no modification.

Excessive amounts can cause blood sugar to plummet and trigger an epileptic seizure.

On some platforms, changing attributes of files can also trigger this event.

The receipt could also trigger a replacement or credit memo to be processed.

Of the 85% who admitted to "unconscious eating", most said boredom was the main trigger (59%).

The findings will trigger a radical rethink about the state of the stratosphere.

An early trigger or a decrease in the reference voltage cause the oscillator to go sharp; a late trigger or an increase in the reference voltage does the opposite.

These factors set the stage for an acute physical or emotional stressor to trigger the dissection itself.

The different contexts will give you different stimulus, which will trigger off different thoughts and actions in you.

The plain attributes should neither trigger any special code nor suffer the time penalty of working through method code.

The fragrance of the latter may trigger feelings of happiness in an individual through its evocation of childhood.

Ronald Reagan devoted a great deal of energy to persuading people that he was not a trigger-happy ideologue.

These phenomena indicate that heavy rainfall is a kind of trigger for the occurrence of earthquakes which occur along the fractured zones of the active faults.

The dealer can disable a car's ignition system, or trigger the horn to begin honking, as a reminder that a payment is due.

While such an announcement may not be an everyday occurrence, most of us are familiar with the idea that peanuts can trigger a life-threatening allergic reaction.

The earlier SHEEP application example illustrated a weakness in using time to trigger scheduled actions — the program can skip over schedule triggers.

He particularly cautions against beginning a diet with a fast or cleansing day, which appears to trigger significant alterations in the immune system that work against weight loss.

A Geiger counter was included to measure radiation if at some point an atom decayed. Should that happen, the Geiger counter would trigger the release of cyanide gas, which would kill the cat.

But a new review by pediatric researchers at the University College London raises doubts about the standards, and suggests they could lead to iron deficiency or trigger allergies during development.

So we can even define more clearly which is the stimulus or the stressor that trigger [s] the disease, whereas with other psychiatric diseases it is way more difficult.

Apart from the risk that loose sediments exposed by melted ice could slip into the sea as tsunami-generating landslides, the removal of heavy ice could also trigger volcanic eruptions.

Wind it like a watch with a key that's stored underneath the barrel, and when it's 'fully loaded' use your thumb to pull back the safety lever. Then squeeze the trigger.

Apart from threatening to plunge the simultaneous translators into meltdown, such language feeds the image overseas of Mr Bush as a hopelessly inarticulate, trigger-happy cowboy, one that Tony Blair was at pains to say this week he regards as a parody.