According to Thille and coworkers, the asynchronies were classified into six types: a) ineffective triggering (missed effort); b) ineffective inspiratory triggering; c) double-triggering; d) auto-triggering; e) prolonged cycle; f) short cycle [ 13].
Paradigm changes were identified as innovation triggers; missing solutions for module management as well as the diversity of variants and versions were considered as innovation inhibitors.
Trigger asynchrony can be of several forms: trigger delay; missed triggering; auto-triggering; or double triggering.
(IDI, 37-year-old, 2-month chronic cougher) Men's precarious employment situation and difficulties balancing failing health with keeping insecure jobs were further demonstrated when a former metered-taxi driver recounted the events leading to his dismissal, which were triggered by missing a day of work due to illness.
Right trigger (missed shot), hold down left trigger to bring up scope, orient the crosshairs, right trigger again, watch your handiwork as it falls out of the frame.
For example, automated SMS reminders could be triggered by missed or late doses, or a community health worker could call or personally visit a patient during an adherence lapse to intervene before viral rebound.
The wave of indignation triggered by the missing students comes amid government claims that the rampant violence and institutional collapse in parts of the country, associated with the drug wars of recent years, is being brought under control.
The teams also said that several nursing care triggers were missing and should be added.
A legal default, according to analysts, is more complicated, requiring a triggering event, like missing an interest or principle payment, followed by a vote of a majority or more of the bondholders to force the default.
Her removal was automatically triggered after she missed three consecutive board meetings between 1986 and 1989.
