After the injection of high salinity smart-water in secondary mode, the low-salinity water injection in tertiary mode apparently triggers connection and mobilization of oil ganglia, as hypothesized from the recovery response.
The IA students tend to be more adept in making connections between concepts, so that thinking of one related idea triggers connections to other related concepts that can be offered as possible solutions.
The macro cell can for example trigger a connection between a user and a small cell when a large data packet needs to be delivered for this user.
Keehn emphasized that the way to trigger a connection with customers is through "tight edit rather than scripted, intellectual descriptions".
This may be music that triggers a connection with our past -- reminding us of, say, the Beatles songs that we grew up with.
Once the source of temptation is found, be it hunger, fear, boredom, or any number of other triggers, a connection must be formed in the customer's mind between the craving and the company's offering.
But if I were talking to you about all this, a different set of neurons would be triggered, different connections and associations would be made, and different words and phrases would be generated.
Callback services operate as one might expect -- you place a call from a foreign location to a "trigger" number (a connection to the callback services' computers), let the call ring once and then hang up.
Conversations are always better as they require more of your attention, plus they trigger a social connection, which has a positive mood-enhancing effect.
The trigger for a connection to me is how my grandmother, a Missouri native, believed to the day she died that the James boys were driven to their crimes by the banks and the railroads and their crushing of the common people for profit.
