"The question presented here," Justice Kagan wrote, "is whether misdemeanor assault convictions for reckless (as contrasted to knowing or intentional) conduct trigger the statutory firearms ban.
People may interpret the situation as intentional pushing, which may trigger stress and aggression.
One way of fixing that would be to put greenhouse gases into the planet's atmosphere, triggering an intentional climate change that would make it habitable.
In this task, where cues informed participants about the location of upcoming task-relevant visual events, covert endogenous attention shifts should be triggered without intentional saccade preparation as eye movements were strictly discouraged.
Rather, the hMNS seems to respond when an observed movement is matched to a motor representation triggered by the intentional goal of the observer.
Luigi Zingales, a University of Chicago economist, said he agrees that offering targeted principal reduction to some underwater borrowers would probably not trigger a tidal wave of intentional defaults.
WHISPERING into your wristwatch or waving your mobile phone could one day be enough to trigger a whole host of (with luck, intentional) financial transactions.
In What Starts Wars: Intentional Delusions Stratton presented nations, themselves collections of people, as triggering war from several delusions.
My aim is move the gestural language beyond triggering and being a demo, but actually being theatrically paradoxical and intentional about its gestural dual-meaning. .
Accidental or intentional exposure of B. anthracis spores by oral, cutaneous or pulmonary routes often triggers infection resulting in a high mortality rate associated with severe hypotension [2], [3], [4].
