Additionally, the slower lymphatic propagation velocities, as compared to rapid arterial flow velocities of ~50 cm/s in the common carotid artery [ 19], facilitates bolus tracking over longer timeframes further reducing the need to precisely trigger image capture to ensure visualization of contrast agent at both the beginning and end of the vessel segment of interest.
His therapist even told him that the reason he adored such extreme rock music, dripping with feedback, was because the sound directly triggered images of his father burning alive in his imagination.
"From an emotional point of view, to have one's kin incinerated triggers images in the Jewish consciousness of Auschwitz and Birkenau," said Rabbi Tzvi H. Weinreb, leader of Congregation Shomrei Emunah in Baltimore and the incoming executive vice president of the Orthodox Union.
That led to thoughts about "the famous picture of Einstein at a blackboard," Mr. Mudie says, which triggered images of "a group of people, trying to think of something, using a chalkboard because you can stand back and take a look at" what is written.
Triggers, images, sounds, smells and, yes, texts, that provoke specific emotional and physical responses in people, are not about "squirming".
For ED-FMD R-wave triggered images were stored for 90 seconds following ischaemia.
We welcome research into this area of potentially triggering images to ensure our decision making is fair and evidence-based.
A PyMOL (DeLano, 2002) image of the protein structure displays the template so the user may see and revise the residue choices, triggering image updates.
Getting off I-40 at Louisiana Boulevard to go to the hotel, I realise even highway exits trigger linked images of an entire childhood of memories to flashback out of sequence, surprising me with things I had forgotten.
