The researchers based their hypothesis on a theory of desire that says picturing food stimulates the mind, thereby triggering hard-to-ignore cravings.
In this work, an overview over the four types of biases occurring in triggered hard correlation observables is given, followed by a study of current jet correlation phenomenology in the light of the preceding discussion.
The cancer of complexion means Lupita occupying a space of privilege, usually reserved for the Halles, Rhianna's, Beyonces also triggers hard conversations for some black women who have occupied this space, and may be feeling dethroned in ways they are unwilling to voice.
The latest locks are fitted with ear-piercing alarms that are triggered when hard impact is detected.
A sharp fall in net exports and real investment will likely trigger a hard landing in China.
The clash of two power-crats in New York triggered a hard rain across the world.
(Also, check with your lender to make sure the process won't accidentally trigger a hard credit inquiry or you'll need to take that tradeoff into consideration).
The second disadvantage for the medically treated group was due to the fact that the larger number of revascularizations in the medical-therapy group in patients without objective evidence of ischemia probably also triggered additional hard events in the medical-therapy group.
To fire both shells, pull the trigger harder.
But he becomes a hero when fanatical armed robbers take over the mall, triggering a Die Hard hostage situation, in which Paul Blart discovers the hero inside himself - and his Segway transporter somehow allows him to outrun the fastest bad guy.
In fact, it is very likely that extreme weather events trigger biologically hard-wired affective reactions (e.g., an impending hurricane is likely to stir up negative emotional reactions).
