In a near-suicidal mood, she takes the ski-lift up a mountain; there, "sitting alone in the opposite cable chair", is a man whose familiar face – "only a bit older, his hair a bit greyer" – suddenly triggers memories of The Horse Whisperer, Out of Africa, The Sting... Could it be?
Some 70% of all equity volume is driven by computer models that suddenly trigger a surge in buy or sell orders that are causing the fragmentation, volatility and use of hidden trading venues.
Therefore, the high N2O emission rate within just 15 min after water application (Fig. 1c) likely was a consequence of a high concentration of NO3− in the dry manure, which suddenly triggered the activation of denitrification after the addition of water.
No matter what I said I couldn't make any inroads, and I couldn't, and still can't understand, why a homophone of the syllable "sis" would suddenly trigger his discomfort.
The origin of the more stable Form II of rotigotine is not known, but it is reasonable to speculate that the polymorphic transformation was suddenly triggered by an event, or an impurity, in the patch or the drug itself.
Why did my high fibre diet suddenly trigger this diviticulosis-like problem.
In this context, infections, which suddenly trigger exacerbations of the otherwise mild lupus disease, may drive the progression of neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration via different mechanisms involving a network of effector molecules and cells.
That's key because too much inflammation can cause an arterial plaque to suddenly rupture, triggering a massive clot and possibly even a heart attack.
Then suddenly, a triggering event punctuates the steady decline and the system snaps.
