“trigger”的概念、定义、翻译、参考文献-科学参考

trigger

Computer

To initiate the operation of an electric circuit or device. Thus a signal supplied to the trigger input of a circuit may cause the circuit’s output signal to be synchronized to this input.

Internet

An action taken by a database server when data stored on the server is changed. For example, when a new customer is entered into a bank database, a trigger is activated which sends information about the customer and the client which carried out the process of creating the customer, to an audit file.

Electronics and Electrical Engineering

Any stimulus that initiates operation of an electronic circuit or device. Also the act of initiating operation in the circuit or device. In general the response to a trigger continues after the cessation of the stimulus. A circuit, such as a flip-flop or multivibrator, that is used to trigger other circuits is known as a trigger circuit. The output signal is often in the form of a trigger pulse, such as a clock pulse (see edge triggering).

Geography

In geomorphology, an event which puts an end to the balance between driving and resisting forces and thus sets the mass moving (T. Erismann and G. Abele 2001). P. Fookes et al. (2005) consider the main predisposing and triggering factors of geomorphological surface processes, including climate and weathering, sedimentology, tectonics, and stratigraphy. Jones and Omoto (2000) Sedimentol. 47, 6 outline the criteria that can be used to identify a seismic triggering agent. See also Moro et al. (2007) Geomorph. 89, 3–4. For an example of atmospheric triggering, see Miniscloux et al. (2001) J. Appl. Climat. 40, 11.
See also threshold.

单词	trigger
释义	trigger Computer To initiate the operation of an electric circuit or device. Thus a signal supplied to the trigger input of a circuit may cause the circuit’s output signal to be synchronized to this input. Internet An action taken by a database server when data stored on the server is changed. For example, when a new customer is entered into a bank database, a trigger is activated which sends information about the customer and the client which carried out the process of creating the customer, to an audit file. Electronics and Electrical Engineering Any stimulus that initiates operation of an electronic circuit or device. Also the act of initiating operation in the circuit or device. In general the response to a trigger continues after the cessation of the stimulus. A circuit, such as a flip-flop or multivibrator, that is used to trigger other circuits is known as a trigger circuit. The output signal is often in the form of a trigger pulse, such as a clock pulse (see edge triggering). Geography In geomorphology, an event which puts an end to the balance between driving and resisting forces and thus sets the mass moving (T. Erismann and G. Abele 2001). P. Fookes et al. (2005) consider the main predisposing and triggering factors of geomorphological surface processes, including climate and weathering, sedimentology, tectonics, and stratigraphy. Jones and Omoto (2000) Sedimentol. 47, 6 outline the criteria that can be used to identify a seismic triggering agent. See also Moro et al. (2007) Geomorph. 89, 3–4. For an example of atmospheric triggering, see Miniscloux et al. (2001) J. Appl. Climat. 40, 11. See also threshold.
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