I write from the Philippines, where a phone has just been released which, if stolen, can be remotely triggered to repeatedly scream "Thief!
ICD system problems automatically triggered notifications: repeatedly ('redundant') for impedance deviations and elective replacement indication (ERI), but only a single transmission for '30 J ineffective'.
His little brother, Burris, stood in the driveway with a finger in one of his ears, peering down the barrel of a cap pistol while he pulled the trigger repeatedly.
"What you shooting at, Hoss?" one yelled during a long battle on the second day, as an Afghan pulled the trigger repeatedly and nonchalantly at nothing that was visible to anyone else.
Pavlovian reflexes continue to be triggered by names repeatedly celebrated in museum displays and in the media.
James Dempsey, 89, was residing at Northeast Atlanta Health and Rehabilitation Center in February 2014 when he repeatedly triggered his call button while gasping for help, video recently obtained by WXIA-TV shows.
In slices obtained from three patients (Patients 26, 32 and 37), induction of spreading depolarization (n = 35 events in 10 slices; interval between elicitations: 45 min) spontaneously and repeatedly triggered ictal epileptic field potentials within 10 20 s (Fig. 5A).
The pulsed addition of a highly concentrated substrate solution was repeatedly triggered (about five to seven times during the entire process) whenever the glucose concentration dropped below a defined concentration of several grams per litre (Fig. 2).
Episodes of self-destructive, chaotic and violent behavior, often triggered by drug use, repeatedly threatened his career and jeopardized his life.
Once the device is triggered, the signal is repeatedly transferred to various agencies until it gets to the team of potential rescuers.
