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We sometimes had to put the camera upside down, cordon it back to the lab, and actually man the trigger from the lab itself.
But that was also useful, because we were still at the web, so that helped to trigger an important debate in the country on the role of the media itself and the state of the freedom of the press in the country.
This is a trigger that architects use to get you to create an emotional connection to the forms that we build our buildings out of.
No matter what the AI does, you can continue giving it losing levels until you reach 0 and trigger the manual override.
Hopefully, they would let go of the search for one true answer and trigger a spiritual breakthrough.
If we put out these brand new genes that we've created, that haven't been challenged by years of evolution, and they started mixing up with the rest of what's going on, couldn't that trigger some kind of cataclysm or problem, especially when you add in the commercial incentive that some companies have to put them out there?
Now, our genetic program relies on a natural phenomenon called quorum sensing, in which bacteria trigger coordinated and sometimes virulent behaviors once they reach a critical density.
And although I couldn't even feel my finger to push the trigger, I knew I wasn't getting out.
Events like wars initially boost approval; scandals trigger declines.
So if we have a way to introduce double-stranded breaks into DNA at precise places, we can trigger cells to repair those breaks, by either the disruption or incorporation of new genetic information.
So if we were able to program the CRISPR technology to make a break in DNA at the position at or near a mutation causing cystic fibrosis, for example, we could trigger cells to repair that mutation.
Imagine a world in which you see numbers and letters as colored even though they're printed in black, in which music or voices trigger a swirl of moving, colored shapes, in which words and names fill your mouth with unusual flavors.
By contrast, the sound units of language, or phonemes, trigger synestetic tastes.
I think there are three reasons, two long-term ones and the trigger.
And then the trigger was when all of a sudden, international aid decreased.
And that, in my opinion, was the trigger.
It turns out that your brain has 40 million different olfactory receptor neurons, so odor A might trigger neurons 3, 427, and 988, and odor B might trigger neurons 8, 76, and 2,496,678.
But smell, because it evolved before most of your other senses, takes a direct route to these different regions of the brain, where it can trigger your fight-or-flight response, help you recall memories, or make your mouth water.
Faces trigger activity in areas of the brain that have specifically evolved to help us recognize faces.
Luckily, there are medical treatments that can help trigger the thyroid's activities again, and bring the body back to a steady metabolic rate.
Same process, just a different trigger.
Sometimes there's no trigger at all.
This can trigger cancers, cellular dysfunction, and potentially even death.
On the other hand, researchers think that if a person believes a fake treatment is real, their expectations of recovery actually do trigger physiological factors that improve their symptoms.
When the immune system is under serious attack, it secretes more cytokines, which trigger two responses.
And they funnel all of that extra water vapor over the land where storm conditions trigger these massive record-breaking downpours.
First, phagocytes trigger the immune response by sending macrophages and dendritic cells into the blood.
Their pain receptors, called nociceptors, trigger in response, cueing the brain to release a flood of neuropeptides that inflame the cranial blood vessels, swelling and heating up the head.
There's a wire going through to the trigger, and the computer in the box is online.
But my reverence for these figures kept me from actually pulling the trigger, somehow feeling as if I would be shooting myself.
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