"We don't think it involved Romans, but there may have been some other turmoil triggered between the Germanic tribes at the time, " he said.
According to Radu, a fitness trainer who uses the stairwell in his gym on West 57th Street to incorporate stair running into his program, a kind of chain reaction is triggered between the muscles, from the legs through the lower back and even into the upper body as arms pump and sometimes pull on the banisters.
The red rectangle denotes the events that were triggered between June and September, 2011.
The debris flows were triggered between 23:00, June 5 and 04:00, June 6 and the shallow landslides may be triggered also in this period (Yu et al. 2016).
Methods: All data from the Intensive Care Unit electronic recording system (ICIP Phillips) was queried to extract all VAP alerts triggered between June 2009 and March 2012.
It suggests that spatial memories may be based on orientation-dependent representations; when instead misalignments occur, conflicts trigger between different SFRs (Tenbrink and Seifert 2011).
It is further assumed, for simplicity, that the UEs are quasi-static, such that no handover procedures are triggered between the BSs.
It employs percentage height of grass covered by snow as the trigger for insurance payments and calculates the aggregate number of days triggered between November 1st and April 30th as the index for calculating insurance payments.
Laboratory tests indicate that the temperature on the slope surface lowered in more degree with the SB can be explained by the "stack effect" triggered between the SB and the slope surface.
The change in electrical resistivity in samarium monochalcogenides can be used in a pressure sensor or in a memory device triggered between a low-resistance and high-resistance state by external pressure, and such devices are being developed commercially.
Following latency, a late cytolytic phase causes inflammation and transformation of latently infected lymphocytes into tumor cells and is triggered between 14-21dpi [ 8, 9].
