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By tracking brain response, it treats consumers themselves as objects: bundles of nerve centers that respond to different kinds of stimulus and form triggerable pathways as a result.

Science Comes to Selling 2008

“Any fundamental instability triggerable in LHC would have been triggered by cosmic processes long ago.”

The BBC on the LHC Mark 2006

Any fundamental instability triggerable in LHC would have been triggered by cosmic processes long ago.

The BBC on the LHC Mark 2006

All the sounds are triggerable in MIDI, so I can use a keyboard instead of having to figure out which note is which on the hand-drum simulator layout.

< oldfield > glockenspiel! < / oldfield > [1] badger 2003

Hoddan left the spaceboat with a triggerable timing-signal set for use on his return.

The Pirates of Ersatz Murray Leinster 1935

It allows configuration of a multicore-ready real-time engine to execute tasks that include analog, digital, communication bus, and field-programmable gate array FPGA-based I/O interfaces; triggerable, multifile data logging; real-time stimulus generation; calculated channels, and event alarming and alarm response routines.

unknown title 2011

Is it possible to make it triggerable moving the mouse on a screen edge? reply to this

KDE-Apps.org Content 2010

Most broadcasters know about VIZRT for all of those cool triggerable instant graphics.

unknown title 2009

Instant Eyedropper but that would work on both screens, and be triggerable via hotkey (having the drag the thing all the way across the screen is annoying).

AutoHotkey Community 2009

"I was very surprised that he had a vulnerability that was triggerable with just an SMS message."

The Register 2009