The piece triggers sci-fi associations, such as Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Rather the presence of each piece triggers textual information about when and how it got to Yale, when the personality gave it or provided the funds to buy it.
He didn't identify the Wall Street Journal article in question, and it is not clear whether he knew which piece triggered the couple's texts.
The U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan sued in 2012 to seize the Sotheby's piece, triggering a legal battle that ended with a settlement announced this month that calls for the statue's return to Cambodia without compensation.
The four-piece trigger retained energy absorption capability of specimens similar to the non-triggered ones, while both the reduction of peak load and increase in crash efficiency of these were observed to be significant.
The results showed that the four-piece trigger mechanism changed the manner in which failure progressed i.e. from catastrophic to progressive.
Both pieces triggered debates about what constituted "canned laughter", and what affect a laughter track had on screened comedy.
Trigger Warning: this piece discusses trigger warnings.
As Maddy Myers explained in a piece about trigger warnings and PTSD for geek culture blog The Mary Sue: "A trigger warning doesn't necessarily stop me from engaging with content, but it does help me prepare for what I might endure".
Rebecca Mead, in her piece on trigger warnings, the shootings at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and the #YesAllWomen campaign, offers a thoughtful and historically informed approach (Comment, June 9th & 16th).
