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trigger z. an area to which stimulation may cause physiological or pathological changes. See also dolorogenic z. and trigger point.
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triggered a. triggered automaticity.
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trigger 1. a processor that selects which events to store for analysis. 2. the criteria used for the selection of which events to store.
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trigger A production rule is said to be triggered if there is a successful match of the rule head against the facts in working memory. See also Conflict Resolution Strategy, Production System.
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trigger A mechanism that detects an event or condition in the PDM system and react by initiating some subsequent action.
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