Antoine D. Mingot, a 52-year-old Haitian immigrant who lives in Westchester County, delivers to riders a sort of half-bumbling, half-sultry French accent that may trigger in some passengers giggly recollections of flings from junior year abroad.
Although no one told Cusk that, and so she's gone off and written a book that is funny and smart and refreshingly akin to a war diary -- sort of Apocalypse Baby Now, with descriptions of "the anarchy of nights, the fog of days... friendlessness and exile from the past" that will trigger in some mothers soul-scorching flashbacks.
The new modes may be triggered in some cells of the culture by changes in its oxidative conditions and by availability of CO2 and N2.
We have previously reported that a robust KM2760-induced ADCC mediated by autologous effector cells were triggered in some ATLL patients (Ishida et al, 2004), whereas little autologous KM2760-induced ADCC was observed in other ATLL patients, especially those with few effector cells in their peripheral blood mononuclear cells (data not shown).
Its importance in informal inpatients is less clear and it could thus be argued that assessments of capacity in other circumstances, including informal inpatients, should not be performed routinely unless concern is triggered in some way about the individual's decision-making ability.
There were signs that the discovery of a cache of secret MI6 and CIA documents at an abandoned government office building in Tripoli was triggering panic in some parts of Whitehall.
Today's El Niños, which cause weather havoc by triggering floods in some regions and droughts in others, are characterized by warmer-than-normal sea-surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific.
All of this effectively requires a new European constitution or at the very least a renegotiation of the Lisbon treaty, triggering referendums in some countries, including Britain and in all likelihood a UK exit from the EU.
Hurricane Odile has left streets flooded, and homes and packed hotels destroyed in the beach resorts of Mexico's Baja California peninsula, triggering looting in some areas.
T. gondii infects humans and can alter their behavior, too, perhaps triggering schizophrenia in some cases.
