In retrospective reviews, critics considered that the novel had aged badly, and that Terhune displayed little actual writing skill, but noted that the novel was able to hold long-lasting appeal as it triggered the reader's desire to have such an ideal dog.
Really, if there is anything beyond that, it's an idea that I'd like to trigger in the reader's mind, but that isn't formally written on the page.
The choices of Theme, Rheme, Given and New information in example 8 have a strong potential to trigger in the reader's mind a belief in Syria's involvement in Hariri's murder.
They'll cost $49 after that, but in some cases merchants can get a refund for the first $49 in fees they trigger with the the reader.
At least "Philip Schofield Held over Confectionery Plot" triggers curiosity in the reader.
The small effort it demands of the reader triggers a greater engagement, and the effort lessens as the pages turn.
Then, the reader triggers the tags to stop transmitting, which can be done by simply stopping its RF signal that powers on the tags.
Based on triggering command issued by the reader, involved tags insert useful piece information, i.e., a bit-sequence derived from some part of their IDs, in the corresponding response, i.e., the tags will respond a new data sequence, which possesses extra (and useful) information for collision resolution, to the reader instead of just their IDs.
In addition, intratumoral edema and cystic tumor components also increase diffusion because of increased water content [ 9, 10, 23].For a more in-depth overview of the current status of conventional (breathhold or respiratory triggered) DWI, we refer the reader to the articles by Thoeny and De Keyzer [ 9], and Koh and Collins [ 10].
The newspaper is the writer's protection and the reader's trigger warning.
