Specific moments in time trigger emotions and it's those emotions that are usually linked to our values in life.
He had done this 11 times between September 1999 and February 2000, the S.E.C. said, each time triggering chaos in the stock market.
Interventions: Videoflurorscopy to measure a scale of 11 variables: lip closure score, bolus formation, residue in oral cavity, oral transit time, triggering of pharyngeal swallow, laryngeal elevation and epiglottic closure, nasal penetration, residue in valleculae, coating of pharyngeal wall after swallow, and pharyngeal transit time.
Additionally, their everyday lives often make it hard for them to return books in good conditions and on time, triggering hefty fines and dissuading them from the practice, Moulton, an artist and writing professor, explains.
The Haber plant at Ludwigshafen, run by the chemical giant BASF, transformed that grim picture exactly 100 years ago – by churning out ammonia in industrial quantities for the first time, triggering a green revolution.
He records the performance and projects the feedback onto itself in real-time, triggering visual manipulations from an analogue effects system he built himself.
Finally, big detectors in the U.S. and Europe will be watching for minute ripples in space and time triggered by cosmic cataclysms.
It was another wild day in oil markets, this time triggered by reports that Russia wants to talk to Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Opec cartel about production cuts to try to force prices higher.
Depositing more than $10,000 in cash at a time triggers federal banking reporting requirements for transactions.
In order to make full use of the limited network resources, a hybrid triggered scheme is introduced, in which the switching between the time triggered scheme and the event triggered scheme obeys Bernoulli distribution.
