On the other hand, the Cassiopeia's 16 megabytes of memory is barely enough, and its buttons are precisely where the right-hander's fist rests when writing on the screen, triggering inadvertent program switching.
There are certain world records that, when the eyes register the numbers on the clock or screen, trigger an inadvertent, disbelieving double-take.
He argues that film's realism is the result of the fact that objects depicted on screen trigger the same recognitional capacities that are used to identify real objects.
Together this data leads to the possibility that some of the fusogenic reagents found in our screen trigger LD fusion at high concentrations at least in part through insertion into, and local disruption of, the LD phospholipid monolayer.
For patients 'lost to follow-up', the research nurse will review the medical record for ED visits, outpatient visits, and admissions, and screen for triggers and flagged outcomes.
In traditional screening, no triggers were used; therefore, chest X-rays and culture results had to be screened for all patient days of all included patients.
Every time I set out on the loop, my quivering heart generated gyrating lines on the monitor screen that triggered an alarm.
As its name implies, it is an auto-runner, a design tradition popularized on smartphones in which the character moves through the environment without provocation, the player's only real role being to tap the screen to trigger an obstacle-leaping jump.
In addition to normal touch gestures, iOS could detect when you hover your finger over the screen to trigger some actions.
While various optimization techniques have been used in existing thin client systems to reduce network traffic, the screen updates triggered by many user operations will still result in long interactive latencies in many contemporary network environments.
