Possible technological solutions are discussed and a new "soft trigger" approach is suggested, which allows using the same hardware for both low and high sampling speed acquisition, as well as using the general network for event transmission in place of dedicated links.
In addition, bony debris after milling might collect within periarticular soft tissues, there triggering further local bone formation.
On the other hand, some buildings are located on soft soil that would trigger the soil-structure interaction (SSI) effects required to be considered for design purposes.
These 16 performance-ready triggers feature soft-touch rubber that can play up to 136 effects, somewhat like the old school Akai MPC samplers, and get illuminated in various LED colors.
The soft tissue therapy is trigger point pressure release as described by Travell and Simons [ 24].
Myofascial soft tissue therapy (brief trigger point therapy) was permitted but was to be kept to a minimum.
Several predisposing factors of gingival recessions have been identified, e.g., dehiscency or fenestration of the alveolar bone and soft tissue morphotype, but triggering pathological, therapeutic, or iatrogenic factors are also crucial for its development [ 2].
Muscle activity and movement can irritate and increase the pressure on the soft tissues which can trigger an inflammatory response.
This is true both for some "hard" drugs and for some that people think of as "soft": too much heroin can trigger a strong adverse reaction, but so can ecstasy.
In Klimt's painting Judith, for example, the gold surface and soft rendering of the body trigger the release of dopamine, activating pleasure circuits, he says.
