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Dedicated packet triggering allows triggering on the ENTIRE packet header plus up to 9 bytes of data.

Cold and dry periods are prone to triggering dust storms.

Advanced features include audible event triggering and name tag integration

The nature of eruption triggering, though, is not well understood.

For local companies, depreciation multiplies their foreign currency debts, triggering widespread bankruptcy.

Mechanism of triggering excitation-contraction coupling in guinea-pig ventricular myocytes;

Amassive slab of glacier dislodges, triggering an avalanche in Mt. Rainier National Park in Washington.

Find the right balance so that you can make a courtesy step without triggering personal taboo.

The proper THRESHOLD setting will also minimize false triggering and "chattering."

In 1996 former Russian foreign minister Primakov raised the concept of a multi-polar world, triggering concern from all parties.

But is this fear enough to make those countries change their minds instead of triggering more panic?

Calculations of financial ratios can be thrown out by wild currency movements, potentially triggering breaches of loan covenants.

If you're dwelling on your lack of motivation, you're probably triggering all sorts of habits that simply reinforce that pattern.

Being playful. Playfulness means that you are fun to be with, consequently triggering feelings of attraction in women.

After a presidential debate between Moussavi and Ahmadinejad riveted the nation, Moussavi's campaign caught fire in recent days, triggering massive street rallies in Tehran.

So make sure you understand what's really triggering your child's asthma. And remember, the best solutions are not always the most expensive ones.

The threat that Portugal and Spain might be cut off from credit markets, triggering a meltdown in Europe's financial system, was all too real.

But when that process is too slow, the level of uric acid in the blood rises and the excess turns into crystals, triggering severe inflammation in joints.

The researchers conclude that anxiety prompts the release of a chemical that bypasses conscious experience, automatically triggering similar feelings in anyone who sniffs it.

Qian Mingqi, a 52-year-old unemployed resident of the city of Fuzhou's Linchuan district, is suspected of triggering the explosions, sources with the provincial public security department said.

Frenchman who raced through a motorway road block, triggering a high-speed police car chase that ended in a minor crash, has blamed aliens from Mars for his reckless driving.

That deafening sound of firecrackers, triggering the same passion for the North Side Boys poetry, listening, bright, clear decisions based on the North Side Boys cry: I love our motherland!

The principle of the soft starter is reducing the voltage applied to the stator of the induction motor by control the triggering angle of the thyristors in order to limit the starting current surge.

This type represents a business user point of view in that the focus is on the rule triggering a business process, such as an escalation, an audit, an assessment process.

These error message boxes are reminiscent of the scene in old war movies where an ill-fated soldier steps on a landmine while advancing across the rice paddy. He and his buddies clearly hear the click of the mine’s triggering mechanism and the realization comes over the soldier that although he’s safe now, as soon as he removes