Near term, this could manifest itself as a "surprise" filter being laid over a selfie taken, triggered by opening our eyes wide or opening our mouths, similar to some of Snapchat's animated selfie lenses.
For addicts any reminder of drug taking triggers a neural cascade, which culminates in feelings of desire, but crucially, without needing any actual enjoyment of the drug to occur.
"Sometimes all it takes to get triggered is to read about someone who weighs less than you do".
Problems with "unintended acceleration" of its cars, which the firm has only belatedly taken seriously, have triggered an escalating crisis and the recall of a whopping 8m vehicles.
The system architecture foresees a first layer of 72 VME boards interfacing the detector front-end to a second layer, which receives and processes all the information and takes trigger decisions.
While there, George discovered how he could help inmates take triggers that once caused incredible anxiety and even violent melt-downs, and flip them on their heads, so these same triggers helped them become quiet, introspective, and even more peaceful.
We underline that in Fig. 3 we plot the probabilities of direct triggering, without taking into account secondary triggering effects.
When someone comes to the door, a photo is taken -- triggered by the pressing of the doorbell -- and immediately sent to him by e-mail.
After talking with the patient, he thought it was probably the ibuprofen she had taken that triggered the reaction.
