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31 Some believe the government default may still in the cart, potentially triggering a wider global crisis.

32 Launchpad can be used to play drum racks, creating beats and triggering samples in real time.

33 Anti - China rioting burst across the Tibetan plateau capital last month, triggering a massive crackdown.

34 Furthermore, the control units have zero crossing triggering circuit and adopt a novel structure of SCR in parallel with contactor to solve the problem of on-state power loss in SCR.

35 Ventilator autotriggering can be easily eliminated by decreasing the triggering sensitivity.

36 Two adult tigers had escaped from an enclosure at the Assam Zoo triggering panic among nearly 10, 000 visitors, zoo officials said.

37 The role of severe hypokalemia in triggering life - threatening ventricular arrhythmia is well documented.

38 Instead, their large clouds of molecular gas and dust do, triggering furious episodes of star formation.

39 It has collapsed through key layers of technical support, triggering automatic stop-loss sales.

40 The clinical observation showed that the triggering factors of abdominal-surgical MOF are severe infection, septicaemia , severe multiple system trauma[sentencedict.com], and post-operative complications.

41 Triggering and evolution of winter-time natural convection cooling effect in fractured-rock revetment embankments of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway are investigated by means of an air-flow function.

42 And any sign of delays in implementation or watering down of the final deal risks triggering a fresh sell-off which might well sweep across the euro zone periphery.

43 Objective: To investigate the feasibility of three-dimensional dynamic contrast-enhanced MR angiography(3DDCEMRA) with real-time fluoroscopic triggering in carotid arteries.

44 DNA double-strand break is probably the most lethal attack, with as little as one unrepaired DSB being capable of triggering programmed cell death.

45 The view spot triggering data can be vectorized which is better than the mode of triggering the zone in an graphics mode.

46 It indicates that the storm tide will still be the triggering force of seashore topographic profile evolutions in the future.

47 Level dropout: This detects an edge followed by a specified time with no edges. It is useful for triggering on the end of a pulse train.

48 Bromelain is known to prevent excessive stickiness of blood platelets, 27 which is believed to be one of the triggering factors for angina.

49 The authors point out that complex-spontaneous motor movements and false-positive triggering of the ventilator may occur in patients who are brain dead.

50 As a consequence, either additional credit has to be taken up, thus triggering constraints of exponential growth,(www.Sentencedict.com) or there will be a redistribution of income from debtors to lenders .

51 This suggests the seasonal removal of some of the ocean's weight at continental margins as sea level drops could be triggering eruptions around the world, says Pyle.

52 However the virus does not spread beyond the army base and fizzles out without triggering a pandemic.

53 The capacitor in the RC timing network also determines a user-selectable blanking window that prevents false triggering of the PWM current-control circuitry during switching transitions.

54 The innovation of this method is that the correcting circuit of scene-based nonuniformity is responds directly to the motion signals of the detector by using a triggering circuit.

55 A self-synchronous network together with its forced synchronizer switch for triggering the 3-phase SCR with single triggering signal supply is presented.

56 Roundworm can live in the human body for decades without adverse effects or triggering the immune system.

57 All of the latch-up paths may have an effect on each other or one another due to different triggering dose rate, holding voltage and holding current and then one or more latch-up windows may appear.

58 The researchers focused their testing on the Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC), which binds to certain epitopes and is key to triggering the immune system to attack a virus-infected cell.

59 The invention has the advantages in sensitive response, non limited space and time, and reiterative triggering.

60 Heater conducts no touch zero passage triggering through solid state relay with no touch spark and noise.