It was, therefore, with a sense of relief that she signed for a three-under-par 69, happy to get the first day over and shed a little of the apprehension triggered by the historic quest for a fourth successive major.
"RESULTS" Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, has signaled that he plans to introduce a measure that would require several border security triggers — including a 90 percent apprehension rate of illegal crossings — to be met before undocumented immigrants could transition to lawful permanent residence, or green card, status.
Students, though, say it's an "inappropriate and potentially harmful addition to our community," and that the Sleepwalker "has become a source of apprehension, fear, and triggering thoughts regarding sexual assault".
These symptoms are constant, tenacious and undesirable impulses or images that trigger feelings of anguish or apprehension.
Following initial studies demonstrating the anti-allergic potential of gene vaccines, which clearly linked this capacity to the induction of Th1 immunity, apprehension was raised that this type of response might trigger pathological inflammation, particularly of the airways, and could even lead to development of autoimmunity.
The border security standard that "triggers" the rest of the reform is 90% apprehension, 100% surveillance.
The layout of the shop may offer greater or fewer opportunities for the shoplifter to remove tags inconspicuously within store and to walk out without triggering an alarm, and hence reduce risk of apprehension.
Although related, fear and trait anxiety are distinctly different fear is an emotional reaction triggered by an immediate threat, while anxiety is a state of heightened apprehension in the absence of an immediate threat (Davis et al. 2010).
But apprehension shadowed celebration.
