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In general, any method that you expect external applications to call must be defined as a trigger.

Dr. Berman and his colleagues are now trying to figure out exactly what elements of natural environments trigger the cognitive benefits.

On the face of it, it is hard to think of a less likely trigger for trouble in global equity markets.

Returns the name of the stored procedure or trigger where an error occurred that caused the CATCH block of a TRYCATCH construct to be run.

Photography in interactive media is often a trigger for engagement and interaction.

We have no information regarding the potential symptoms that this medical condition may trigger.

We suggest a nightly bath or mud bath following dinner to help trigger the detoxification of the body for the continued ascension.

The announcement of these men's dismissals acted as a trigger for a series of strikes all over the country.

"It seems to trigger worse problems in people with heart disease rather than cause it, " said the GP.

A close friend of mine put the muzzle of his rifle between the German's still crying eyes and pulled the trigger.

The only disadvantage is that it may trigger the selection of new biotypes that are able to attack the resistance cultivars.

He might suddenly find himself in a fight--initiating one--and the smallest incident may serve as a trigger.

In an air traffic system that operates near capacity, any delays in one region tend to spread like ripples and trigger delays elsewhere.

The previous episode had turned his body into a time bomb waiting for the next sting to trigger an explosion.

She was almost struck by one of her own torpedoes. Trigger was awarded with a Presidential Unit Citation for that patrol.

Event notifications do not fire by an action defined in a trigger when the transaction is committed or rolled back inside the trigger.

'People are going to be trying to pull the trigger all weekend. '

The UPDATE executed by the trigger is processed against the view as if the view did not have an INSTEAD OF trigger.

S. cities. Federal agent said the suspects in both plot were ready to pull the trigger.

All you need to do is to aim your trigger at the red ball image, then the ball will act as if it were light and hit the red ball.

Any fewer, he said, would trigger a 'hollowing out' of the company's industrial base.

This in turn could trigger anti-American feelings in Turkey strong enough to leave Ankara feeling that it has no choice but to retaliate.

The roller encoder unit's output signals may also be used for simple digital read-out systems or to trigger other safety systems.

How much logic will be contorted in an effort to argue that the 2003 invasion of Iraq was the trigger? I'm thinking a lot.

The Cabal is esaclating its plans to trigger a new global war through Syria. Needless to say, that will not be allowed to happen.

Dead zones form when big balloons of phytoplankton at the surface trigger large quantities of organic matter, which then sink to the bottom.

Zhu was about to run out of ammunition when he put a gun barrel into his mouth and pulled the trigger.

NADIM SHAHADI: "I believe that the trigger for this was the fall of the statue of Saddam Hussein. This was a huge shock to the region. "

The bankruptcy of a major bank or an EU member state would be enough to trigger the next global downturn.

She said the nuclear deal will trigger an expansion of their ties.

In the long run, at least, higher prices should trigger supply increases, and see scarce resources used more efficiently.

International capital is typically much more volatile than domestic capital and its mobility is often the trigger for financial instability.

Then he jumped into the casket, put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger before the shocked undertakers could stop him, Ananova reports.

Concerted fiscal restraint could trigger another recession, but the lack of it could end up in bigger default risks.

In monkeys, the stem might not have bound to cells or might have latched on in a manner that did not trigger a response.

The finding that the gene has so many effects raises the question of which one was the dominant trigger for natural selection.

They do not yet know how they would be able to trigger hair to grow in bald patches without causing excessive growth all over the body.

Alcohol is often a very potent trigger for cluster headache, as well.

The trigger is likely to have been confirmation by Australia of a generalised flu outbreak in the state of Victoria.

Experts say the failure of any one of the Big Three could trigger massive job losses and send the U. S. deeper into recession.

ESO Like something out of a sci-fi movie, a laser seems to trigger lightning in this European Southern Observatory photo taken in Chile.

Through a defined set of rules, those events are analyzed and correlated to trigger specific actions or to generate derived events.

The trigger was a crisis two years ago, when overworked developers filed a class-action suit against the company.

Usually it is done as a "double trigger" meaning if your company is bought AND you're asked to leave the company.

He expects the mergers to trigger something of a domino effect.

It can use spell trigger items (such as wands and staffs) as if it had the wizard's class spell list.

Q: What did you see that caused you to pull the trigger on the $600 billion, at this point?

Another part of the research found that writing in general didn't work-it had to be about test-related concerns to trigger the effect.

Cfius did not regard foreign government ownership alone as the trigger for an investigation, but examined the broader context.

She found no effect in the massaged group who did not participate in the game, implying that trust does indeed act as some sort of trigger.

So I wondered: might we be able to find some agent or trigger that might induce such a state in us?

The first were just drawing abreast of him when he reached for the trigger with the intention of opening fire.

Public sector bodies are usually constrained in their activities, so deregulation is often a trigger for expensive experimentation.

Complicating this issue is that scientists are not certain how much mercury-tainted fish is needed to trigger health problems.

That is not the sort of performance to make a boss feel secure in his job, especially in this era of trigger-happy boards.

Retry policies can attempt to connector to the resource repeatedly over a time period, trigger escalations and fire off notifications.

Hale looks in her eyes, gun trained, but he just can't squeeze the trigger. A gunshot rings out.

But, as many investors have learned the hard way, letting emotion trigger a buying or selling decision is often a money-losing strategy.

Bonnie: Well, with your trigger itch and my feminine intuition, we should make quite a team. Goddammit! These rabbits are at it again.

These results raise the question of how the nicotine from a single cigarette could alter the brain enough to trigger the onset of addiction.

Overall, the immune system appeared to be on a hair trigger , prepared to assault gut bacteria and held in check only by T - regs.

But he said: "If somebody already has cardiovascular disease then it might just tip them over the edge and trigger a heart attack. "

The United States government is now less than two weeks from a deadline that could trigger a default on its debt.

He also knows that it's gonna be very difficult for you. . . to pull the trigger if you have him in your sights.

The scientists do not fully understand how supplements may trigger early death, but they may interfere with the body's natural defences.

The next item is to set up the trigger monitor to run as a service.

He said any suspension would affect the 20 million passengers who use that airport, and said it could trigger chaos in the airline industry.

Please note that the global variable cannot be dropped if it is referenced in a function, method, trigger or view.

Sometimes depression can manifest itself all on its own; other times, an event can trigger the onset of a case of depression.

and writing data in the audit log set in a database table used for recording the audit log when a preset trigger condition is achieved.

That will trigger immediate, mandatory consultations by the Treasury with that country to help get the misaligned currency back on track.

Although the rest of Iraq has been a lot quieter, violence along the Arab-Kurdish border (the "trigger line" ) has been rising.

For subscriptions that trigger off of a report snapshot update, the schedule used to refresh the snapshot may be expired.

Yes. For many of these deaths, the trigger is often related to exercise.

They may know all the safety statistics, and yet merely booking a reservation can trigger mental pictures of horrific plane crashes.

Write down in as much detail as possible the situations that usually trigger these stressors .

They are NOT things that trigger those emotional and physical feelings inside of a woman that tell her that THIS IS THE GUY.

In some patients, AF seems to be triggered by electrically active pulmonary vein foci. These foci can trigger the atria to fibrillate .

Level-one mode is thus able to trigger public archive's expression of its advantages during the archive information multiplication.

The only uncertainties would be which system will collapse first, which of the many global problems will trigger that collapse and when.

A view with an INSTEAD OF UPDATE trigger cannot be a target of an UPDATE with a FROM clause.

The trigger for the breakup is often a third party.

Simply falling asleep might be enough to trigger the crucial memory process in the brain, researchers suspect.

Right before you pull the trigger, look that son of a bitch right in the eyes and tell him John says goodbye.

Below the surface, different combinations of properties and property values trigger completely different results.

The classic web application model works like this: Most user actions in the interface trigger an HTTP request back to a web server.

The trigger of the crisis was the bursting of the housing bubble, combined with a large exposure by the levered financial institutions.

NOTE In the case of a single, integrated table, this trigger is not needed at all; once a row is deleted, that's it.

Set a trap for the WINCH signal as well, and assign the get_window_size function to be the trigger of the trapped signal.

After all, someone could have changed the bytecode manually with a hex editor to attempt to trigger a buffer overflow.

This implied transaction is still in effect, however, when a trigger is called.

Even crises out of our control, like problems in the Eurozone, could trigger a "lost decade" of economic stagnation in the U. S.

Gain information about the definition of a trigger if it was not encrypted when created or modified .

I'm trying to trigger inactive fish and catch ALL of the active fish in an area.

"It will trigger an increasing number of protests if the issue is not addressed soon, " he said.

Now a Treasury plan aims to create nimble watchdogs to head off the next novel trigger of a financial crisis.

The cursor is implicitly deallocated when the batch , stored procedure, or trigger ends, unless it was passed back in an OUTPUT parameter .

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

The rage of the American colonists over a range of taxes imposed by the British Crown helped trigger the Revolutionary War in 1775.

Of course, the fact that an agency has been granted some discretion by statute is not enough to trigger this exemption from judicial review.

For instance, Firefox uses a button for a trigger, a slider for a range, and a standard file open dialog box for an upload control.

And another engineer thought, "Well, that would be a really good thing to use. " And ended up using it as a really nice trigger.

Pick up the CR13VBY and it appears to be a conventional reciprocating saw. But, pull the trigger and there is nothing conventional about it.

and the lenses are arranged from small to big, the back of each lens is provided with a trigger capable of triggering different ring values.

A procedure with a table parameter can only be invoked from the triggered action of a trigger.

It's a good thing that the most powerful countries on this Earth are not trigger-happy, otherwise this would be a bad place.

There was no obvious news trigger for any of the markets to reverse now.

DATABASE must be specified if it was also specified when the trigger was created or modified.

Generally, passive investments of less than 10 percent of a company's shares do not trigger review by CFIUS.

The clarification appeared to spook investors enough to trigger the sell-off.

Thankfully, he took his finger off the trigger.

Neglect or bullying, which they were unable to talk to anyone about at the time, can also be a trigger.

That in turn would trigger one of the many positive feedback mechanisms that could speed up the warming effects of greenhouse gases.

'It's not the need for control in itself, but rather the failure to achieve specific expectations that can trigger a depression, ' she said.

Whether a trigger fires before or after the triggering event is known as the activation time of the trigger.

The search is still on for a specific trigger for what has become known as the "flash crash" .

He says he thought ratifying the free trade deal was a "shortcut" to trigger the economic growth South Korea urgently needs.

In the US, homicide can refer to murder or to negligent or accidental manslaughter, but the finding need not trigger criminal charges.

A DDL Trigger can fire after execution of any Transact-SQL event that belongs to a predefined grouping of similar events.

To that end, European sherpas, including the British, are pushing for a 'trigger' mechanism.

Even if the administration were to implement some of the options, the debt crisis could still trigger turmoil in financial markets.

The replication target (on the local system) would be a real table, so the trigger-based mechanism outlined in this article would work.

Ludendorff marched straight up to the soldiers who were firing from the barricade, but not a man dared draw a trigger on his old Commander.

Spoil Dumping Sites for the formation of a slope, in a variety of trigger factors, may form a landslide or debris flow.

Upon insertion of the highlighted record in table "wells" , the insert trigger calls the point constructor and the transform function.

The aim of the present study was to determine the rate of resolution of untreated pediatric trigger thumb.

They did not say how watching TV could act as a trigger, but simply tried to show a relationship.

Shining in black like shoes on a rack with a trigger that's dressed up in gold.

Right-click the name of the trigger that you want to open and choose Open on the shortcut menu.

This stored procedure determines if it is being called within the context of a replication trigger.

Edginess along the "trigger line" , as it has become known, is now the biggest threat to Iraq's stability.

However, the trigger does not fire when any Transact-SQL statements on which it was programmed are executed.

Such chemicals, known as adjuvants, are commonly used in vaccines to reduce the amount of antigen needed to trigger an immune reaction.

During each phase, any element along the path can be registered as an observer of the event, and can thus trigger an event handler.

Brussels is firmly against, fearing that it would trigger currency instability, bank failures and competitive devaluations across the EU.

A pulse to gate the output of a CORE memory sense amplifier into a trigger in a register.

uric acid can not be promptly excreted to sodium the form of precipitation down, easy to trigger the formation of stones or gout.

It is thought that leptin, in an attempt to balance energy levels in the body, could trigger SPARC to limit the storage of fat.

Others have called him a reckless populist bound to steer South Africa to the left and ultimately trigger investor flight.

The reduced expectations for harvests in Russia, Ukraine and a few areas in western Europe are the trigger.

'Sure, these aren't direct debts, but they may trigger problems of fiscal risks, ' he said at a press briefing.

The trigger, as far as there was one, was China's realisation that foreign banks stood to garner double-digit returns.

As you wave a device over the USB-attached mirror, you can trigger applications and multimedia content automatically.

Two alleged terror plots targeting 2 US cities, Federal Agents say the suspects in both plots were ready to pull the trigger.

In a composite application , they must be able to pass data to each other , react to the data, trigger events, and respond to events .

In production, the trigger monitor would normally be started as a queue manager service and its output would be redirected to log files.

Then any trigger, like an earthquake, landslide, or heavy rainstorm and --KABOOM-- the lake explodes like soda from a shaken can.

It is possible that the gun can fire at any time, or even later when you release the safety, without your ever touching the trigger again.

You know. It's easier to pull the trigger than play guitar. Easier to destroy than to create.

For that reason, labs around the world are working on other ways to trigger reprogramming. This year, they made rapid progress.

MSG, or monosodium glutamate, appears to be a trigger for a number of individuals with migraine.

It's also important to avoid foods you know will trigger your upset stomach. For many, this can include spicy foods, caffeine and dairy.

You can specify a trigger that identifies when the risk has occurred, and a contingency plan to handle the risk if it does occur .

In the advent of globalization, visual dominance with its advantage would trigger off the in-depth life experience for any observer.

It took going to Jerusalem on Easter morning out to the empty tombs to really trigger an acceptance of this alternative view.

Strict conditions must be met to trigger the safeguard clause and the country's ruling coalition rejected its use only a few months ago.

The flags area just sets the name of the trigger, whether or not it should repeat and who owns the trigger.

Because there are so many factors that can trigger it, finding an efficient treatment is often very difficult.

Thus the decline in home prices will undoubtedly cause pain, but it is unlikely to be a trigger for a US consumption collapse.

Flash photography is one of the trigger factors for epileptic seizures. In extreme cases attacks can be fatal.

"Wage stagnation was an important trigger of the crisis and continues to weaken recovery in many economies" , added Mr.

Although the difference is too small to see with the naked eyes, he says the subtle swelling can trigger a bout of telltale scratching.

The emotional trigger that begins an argument may have little to do with your present situation, but has dug up a wound.

Please allow me to put on the period on my sight as a trigger of this matter.

Include the location of your trigger handler at the beginning of the file.

In these cases, the trigger can be coded to use alternative sources of information to determine the values to set in the base table columns.

But if the uncommon traps turn out to be commonly executed, then they become hotspot paths that trigger recompilation.

Changing ocean currents and nutrient availability may help trigger the jellyfish blooms, he said.

Is possible for a trigger to update tables on a remote server?

For JMS exports, an arrival on the bound destination will trigger an invocation of the SCA component to which the export is wired.

I hope that it will trigger a wider acceptance of the importance of these issues -- but I wonder how this can be assured?

The researchers theorize that the artificial sweeteners trigger appetite cues, causing you to unconsciously eat more at subsequent meals.

This would force Facebook to begin publicly disclosing financial data, an event that could also trigger the company to go public.

The trigger for the dissolution is usually the sale of the joint undertaking.

The AppConfig module makes it easy to trigger functions when a variable's value is set.

Decreases in barometric pressure two to three days before the visit also appeared to trigger headaches, but to a lesser extent.

On receipt of a trigger message, the trigger monitor parses the message for the command to be executed and any parameters.

Efforts to co-operate along the trigger line can seem to make matters worse.

Lee said the genes injected to make the dog glow could be substituted with genes that trigger fatal diseases.

User can requests Hudson to trigger the execution of other jobs, or to send notification e-mails, etc.

An after-insert trigger on the IWH. EDITION table is not useful, as only rows with a status value of start would be intercepted.

If it does, then a hammer connected to a Geiger counter will trigger, break the vial, release the poison, and kill the cat.

The triviality of a trigger should not be an excuse to underestimate the effect that trigger may have on a victim.

Mama, just killed a man, put a gun against his head, pulled my trigger, now he's dead.

The body of a procedure or trigger consists of a compound statement as discussed in Using compound statements .

Once, this would have been enough to trigger a sharp sell-off, but investors now enthusiastically ignore entreaties.

It's fast paced arcade action on the edge of your sanity when you shoot as fast as you can pull the trigger!

One of the major factors for law offences is a poor social environment as the external cause that may trigger off various forms of offences.

The result of experiment showed that trigger pulses are very stable and it has better anti-jamming and great phase sequence self-adapting .

But just before he fired, he wondered, what will happen to me if I pull the trigger?

So far, I've done nothing to actually trigger a state transition, but all of the ground work is done.

There will also be realm-wide events that players can trigger, such as the opening of the Dark Portal.

Is the name of the schema to which the trigger belongs.

Those two days, known as Black Monday and Black Tuesday, burst a bubble of speculative trading and helped trigger the Great Depression.

What's the matter? Is the trigger too tight? My ears!

It's thought that this may trigger the release of a brain chemical that plays a key role in moods.

A trigger operates as if there were an outstanding transaction in effect when the trigger is executed.

Tension is rising along the "trigger line" in north-east Iraq that runs between the Kurdish-controlled areas and the rest of the country.

A movable plastic clip can be placed between a pair of jumper pins to trigger certain settings.

Judgement of Wisdom: It is no longer possible for the mana energize effect to trigger off of reapplication of the Judgement of Wisdom.

Returns NULL if the error did not occur within a stored procedure or trigger.

should i talk about the trigger and how she did it, with her toe?

Enabling a trigger causes it to fire when any events on which it was originally programmed are executed.

This moment doesn't happen initially, although his spark is present to trigger the beginning of the idea's development as an extension.

Social pain can trigger the same sort of distress as a stomachache or a broken bone.

Handguns with a trigger shoe attached in violation of the above shall BE declared unsafe and immediately removed from the competition.

If you are shooting in Manual Mode, set to a minimum power that is still strong enough to trigger your slave strobe(s) to save battery life.

Well, at least the electronic components for the trigger circuit made it.

Today jobs are hidden in cracks and niches rather than laid out in plain view, so you can't rely on opportunity as a trigger.

If the cost of the protection rises to a certain level that would trigger a scaling back of Morgan Stanely commitments to hedge funds.

Don t drop me couple words, " hi sir I can do this job for you in 2 days" . . . than I'll pull the trigger.

Stored procedures that DECLARE and OPEN local cursors can pass the cursors out for use by the calling stored procedure , trigger, or batch .

then, the system' s software and hardware realization was presented as well as the channel trigger and calibration.

The refreshing feeling you'll get from the water hitting your face will act as a trigger that it's time for your body to get moving.

Failure to identify at least $1. 2 trillion in budget savings will trigger automatic spending cuts over a broad range of federal agencies.

FOR women, it is supposed to trigger one of the most intense orgasms imaginable, with waves of pleasure spreading out across the whole body.

Do not hold a lock while your profiler calls into a CLR function that can trigger a garbage collection.

All data modifications made to that point in the current transaction are rolled back, including any that were made by the trigger.

Additionally, there was an automated grip safety below the trigger guard.

But Canadians do not like their police to be trigger-happy, even with "non-lethal" weaponry.

The instrument that checks radioactivity levels does not trigger an alarm, so operators still have no reason to suspect a LOCA.

Termination of a set of rules is to generate rules for which it is possible to guarantee rules can not trigger each other infinitely, i, e.

They have poured money into the National Health Service and schools, as though infusions of cash alone could trigger and shape change.

This function returns NULL if the error did not occur inside a stored procedure or trigger.

This would trigger sensors to activate electrical capacitors inside the bank.

Such brief exposure to minute amounts of mercury is unlikely to be a sufficient carcinogenic stimulus to trigger childhood leukaemia.

But weaponized pure fusion would require miniaturizing lasers or other trigger technologies that currently involve building-sized equipment.

Gets the number of characters following the last character of the line that may trigger reformatting of the current line.

But it was enough to trigger a counter-demonstration from Thaksinites, with each side chucking plastic bottles at the other.

The switch circuit is composed of an emitter-coupled trigger circuit, an integral delay circuit and a monostable circuit.

With the aid of uses the close microstructure the surface mounting seal single gate or the trigger then achieves the goal.

In June he said that "the idea that austerity measures could trigger stagnation is incorrect. "

Surge of Light: Prayer of Mending will no longer sometimes cause Surge of Light to trigger on Priests who do not have that talent.

We're doing systematic observations now to determine if there's something that may trigger it, but so far we haven't found anything.

Urea pollution can trigger ocean algae to produce a deadly toxin called domoic acid, scientists have discovered.

"There's usually some kind of trigger point that makes people upgrade, " he said.

The opposition's disarray should discourage it from handing Labor the trigger to call fresh elections.

Why the authority to regulate video games should trigger such a fracas is not altogether clear.

Among the implications is the rapid spike in oil prices and its potential to trigger another global economic slowdown.

Double-click the name of the trigger that you want to open.

From the SA node, electrical impulses spread through the heart muscle to trigger the heartbeat.

An aggressive interpretation of China's competition laws could potentially trigger a merger probe lasting up to six months.

Marrying a foreign national also can trigger translation needs, she said.

The initial trigger is a sense of moral outrage, usually over some incident of Muslim suffering in Iraq, Palestine, Chechnya or elsewhere.

The SET option selected remains in effect during the execution of the trigger and then reverts to its former setting.

During the trip, Secretary Clinton warned that Iran may trigger a nuclear arms race if it obtains a nuclear weapon.

In an electric ignition system, the points are replaced with a control module and the lobes on the cam are replaced with a trigger device .

I will be repeating certain trigger words in an effort to fully clear your mind and prepare you for a very peaceful and deep sleep.

Going back in the other direction, user actions in the user-interface trigger notifications to the intermediary which modifies the data.

Is the name of a Transact-SQL language event that, after execution, causes a DDL trigger to fire.