Actually, we did a lot of work with sensory triggers in the rehearsal room.
"Nobody's happy, which triggers in the audience's mind the question, 'Why?' " Mr. Panahi said.
"The first thing that triggers in the system is being an active donor," Tolokan said.
But here the music often turns animated, even eruptive, in response to especially potent emotional triggers in the texts.
However, a random element added to a kind action can dramatically increase the feelings of pleasure it triggers in the brain as a whole.
Understanding the role of grievances as triggers in the radicalisation process, and having a relationship with Emwazi, CAGE had a responsibility to intervene.
However, the possibility that triggers in the environment, such as prolonged and early exposure to a world of the screen where no one looks you in the eye, cannot be dismissed out of hand.
He thought his unplugged radio was insulting him, his cat was trying to tell him something of vital significance, and that the KGB were sending him post-hypnotic triggers in the mail.
Arguably the most spectacular, and certainly unplanned, result is the consternation he causes by bravely singing a spoof national anthem at a rodeo in Texas; the electric hostility he triggers in the spectators unnerves one of the horses so much it stumbles and falls to the ground.
Arguably the most spectacular, and certainly unplanned, result is the consternation he causes by bravely singing a spoof national anthem at a rodeo in Texas; the electric hostility he triggers in the spectators unnerves one of the horses so much it falls over.
A consultant to the intelligence community said that in one war-gamed scenario disaffected members of the Pakistani military could instigate a terrorist attack inside India, and that the ensuing crisis would give them "a chance to pick up bombs and triggers — in the name of protecting the assets from extremists".
