Sentence examples for trigger sharing from inspiring English sources
It found that emotions that were not arousing, for example sadness, did not trigger sharing of content.
Previous studies have discussed the use of concept mapping as a knowledge representation tool to facilitate group communication and trigger shared cognition.
Although the mechanisms that lead to ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke may differ, our results are in agreement with the concept of a danger model in which signals of cell injury sensed by immune receptors trigger shared immune responses [43].
This makes it an appropriate qualitative method to explore complex problems while group interaction can trigger shared experiences [ 22- 25].
That is, the information contained in these activity patterns is generalizable across different sound exemplars within a category, demonstrating that sounds trigger shared categorical information transfer to early visual cortex rather than a fine-grained pictorial representation.
The emotion triggered the sharing.
Bored with her material after the extensive touring (her set list started to feel like "a grave-dig") she had a confidence crash in late 2008 – an "inner oh fuck" – triggered after sharing a stage with "really proficient, soul-searching artists" like Martha Wainwright and Feist and feeling "very, very aware that I was known as a writer of rhythmic danceable material".
Although the trigger zones shared by most patients are confined between the nostril and the lateral perioral region, any area innervated by the trigeminal nerve may do.
New York magazine dropped its cover story on Bill Cosby's many sexual assault accusers the night before, which she directly cites as a trigger to share her own.
That achievement triggers share awards equivalent to nearly 40% of managers' total potential payout under the long-term incentive scheme.
The union's action comes after Sports Direct announced a 20% rise in pretax profits to £300m in the year to 26 April, triggering share bonuses worth £155m to permanent staff.
