From there, a semiretired professional astronomer alerted other professionals, triggering a flurry of orbital calculations into the night at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, and back at MPC. Calculations at JPL were giving 2004AS1 a 25% chance of hitting somewhere in the Northern Hemisphere in a few days.
"If there are reasons to worry, that trained professional can trigger a full inspection if there are real issues that require to be looked at".
The negative effect of brokers on the creation of team capabilities is reduced when individual professional identities trigger the search for more accurate perceptions of distant colleagues and clients with the objective of adapting team routines and performing more stimulating work.
Some participants appraised the PA program as challenging, providing an excellent opportunity to receive performance feedback; others were reluctant to expose their professional competence, triggered by feelings of performance anxiety.
If a person does not want the police involved, and the involvement of health professionals may trigger that anyway, then in some cases that's going to make them reluctant even to turn to their GP.
The adoption of mobile phones by healthcare professionals was triggered by the inability of some health facilities to provide reliable electricity, Internet access coupled with the high cost of maintenance and the level of skills needed to use other ICT equipment [ 4].
I also wish to comment on one point presented, not in the editorial, but in professional online discussions triggered by our study.
By identifying possible psychological triggers, a professional psychologist might be able to construct strategies that allow the patient to cope with and reduce symptoms.
The women then tagged along on the hunts, often dressed in catchy pinks and blues, but somebody else — usually a professional hunter — pulled the trigger.
A sustained poor or flat stock market is what will trigger the professional middle-class flight out of cities and suburbs.
