For example, a developer can add a message that's sent to users the next time they open the app and trigger the problem.
Facial cleansing brushes (whether they're manual or electric) can also trigger the problem when used too close to the eyes, says Ellen Marmur, MD, associate clinical professor of dermatology and genetics and genomic research at Mt . Sinai Medical Center
It is unclear exactly what is triggering the problems — and whether they are related or down to specific issues with different handsets, although since multiple handsets from different makers are involved a problem relating to the OS seems most likely.
The cognitive behavioural model [ 16] underpinning the intervention distinguishes between predisposing factors (what made a person vulnerable to a problem), precipitating factors (what triggered the current problem) and perpetuating factors (what is currently maintaining it).
His older brother Clifford was not alone in thinking that playing a "beer-swilling moron every day of his life" had triggered the alcohol problems that, in recent years, saw Adamson join Alcoholics Anonymous sessions in Manchester, before returning to the stage after an unhappy parting with Coronation Street's producers, Granada Television.
And a small amount of water in CO2 stream can trigger the clogging problem due to formation of hydrate.
The initial problem with equipment that keeps a plane level, which led an Alaska Airlines jetliner to a harrowing drop of more than a mile, was not the problem that triggered the plane's second, fatal dive, air safety investigators said today.
Although initially, pest resurgence was the problem that triggered the emergence of the IPM Farmer Field School, the objective has been to enable farmers to become better managers of their fields.
The Algerians are not in good shape as they narrowly avoided relegation from the national league 12 months after winning the title and financial problems triggered the resignation of coach Noureddine Zekri and the exodus of some stars.
