Here, from the perspective of generalized congestions, the paper reflects the inevitability of India's massive blackouts, discusses occasional effects of trigger events, inherent evolution law of blackouts and the enlightenment on power industry in China, and explores risk control measures to defend blackouts in China.
Because the N.C.A.A. gives them "credibility," a seal of approval, with only occasional investigations, usually triggered by others.
The patient reported occasional cough bouts, triggering hemiplegic migraine attacks.
It consist on a chronic pain, commonly of mild intensity, with occasional superimposed exacerbations triggered by noise, heat vision, smells or wine intake.
Indeed, in the classification of stages leading to endemic human pathogens from animal pathogens, Ebolavirus was previously classified at stage 3, that is, an animal pathogen that can undergo only a few cycles of secondary transmission between humans, so that occasional human outbreaks triggered by a primary infection soon die out.
Although some scientists thought dust devils might trigger the occasional dust storms that can shroud the entire planet, Cantor's analysis revealed no correlation.
This is due to the fact that unexpected/sudden low cardiac output events may occur in the timeframe between serial ScvO2 evaluations; of note, the trigger for occasional venous samplings (hypotension, need for increasing vasoactive drugs dose, etc).
It was a peaceful area bar the occasional invasion of kids, who triggered the inevitable concerns about wedding budgets and how much a toddler was likely to eat.
Cuts in fuel and other subsidies triggered antigovernment protests, including occasional calls for regime change.
