Sentences with phrase «early warning alerts»

* Issue early warning alerts to any member who's been in contact with someone using a fake profile.

The second reason is that for early warning alerts to be useful, people, companies and institutions must know beforehand what they will do when they receive the information.

«It collects sales activity information to see where sales teams spend their time and then uses that information to identify stagnant deals, gives early warning alerts about deals that are slowing down, and creates an activity - based success road map for every opportunity.

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The Early Warning Reporting System Improvement Act, co-sponsored by Sen. Edward Markey, D - Mass., and Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D - Conn., would require vehicle and equipment manufacturers to submit any reports that first alert them to a fatal accident involving their vehicle or equipment.

protecting companies in circumstances where a potential partner is uninsurable or where previously granted insurance cover is withdrawn, whereby the insurance company acts as an «early warning signal» alerting policyholders to potential trading risks;

«We also urge the government to appoint «integrity advisors» as «early warning mechanism» for the SIP to monitor the implementation of the scheme across the states of the federation, identify and alert on any risks of fraud and corruption, and engage in analysing such risks, as well as in corruption prevention and reporting activities in general.

John Scicchitano, program manager for the U.S. Agency for International Development's Famine Early Warning System (FEWS NET), said the system put out its first alert on the worsening food security conditions in August 2010.

In the case of an emergency like last year's flooding, the early warning response system we developed will alert people to danger so they can take necessary precautions.

But for those tasked with managing critical infrastructure, such as airports, trains or nuclear power plants, an early warning even if false may be preferable to an alert coming too late (SN: 4/19/14, p. 16).

Alerts issued by earthquake early warning systems, called EEWs, are based on several parameters: the depth and location of the quake's origin, its estimated magnitude and the ground properties, such as the types of soil and rock that seismic waves would travel through.

After the ban, space - based surveillance became a crucial component of the Cold War, with satellites serving as one part of elaborate early - warning systems on alert for the deployment or launch of ground - based nuclear weapons.

Because a quake's strength isn't clear at first rupture, emergency response managers face a choice when issuing warnings: Issue alerts early and often (left), which could provide as much as 48 seconds of warning that light shaking might occur but risk false alarms; or wait to issue alerts until the size of the quake is better known (right) but risk the warnings arriving too late — providing an 8 - second warning in this hypothetical case.

Combined, these models give public health and governmental officials vital climate information needed to create early warning systems — systems that can alert the public to the risk for disease and allow public health officials to mobilize resources and enact mosquito control programs and surveillance ahead of peak season.

«Among the 20 issues identified is the need to raise awareness of biosecurity across Europe and the implementation of European - wide legislation for this; the dedication of resources for the long - term management of invasive species; the development of new technology to detect new invasives, and early warning systems to alert EU states to their spread; new European - wide risk assessment methods; emergency powers to eradicate alien species once they become established; and effective communications to raise awareness of invasive species, so the public will know what to look for and how to report it.»

An Earth - based early alert system, based on particle data, might give less warning but be significantly more accurate.

Because radio signals travel faster than particles, the completed e-CALLISTO can also work as an early - warning system for radio bursts, alerting space mission control centres to upcoming disturbances caused by coronal mass ejections from the Sun.

The development of ShakeAlert has shown that a dense network of seismic stations, swift transfer of seismic data to a central processing and alert station, speedy paths for distributing alert information to users, and education and training on how to use the alerts are all necessary for a robust early warning system, said Monica Kohler, a Caltech research faculty member in the Department of Mechanical and Civil Engineering.

The EEW research group at National Taiwan University developed a P - wave alert device named «Palert» that uses MEMS accelerometers for onsite earthquake early warning, at one - tenth the cost of traditional strong motion instruments.

Earthquake early warning systems detect the initiation of an earthquake and issue warning alerts of possible forthcoming ground shaking.

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The eventual goal is to send early - warning alerts to users a bit farther from ground zero, giving them seconds to a minute of warning that the ground will start shaking.

«The notifications will not be fast initially — not fast enough for early warning — but it puts into place the technology to deliver the alerts and we can then work toward making them faster and faster as we improve our real - time detection system within MyShake,» said project leader Richard Allen, a UC Berkeley professor of earth and planetary sciences and director of the seismology lab.

When a diabetic's blood glucose level gets too high or too low, a diabetes alert dog smells the difference in VOCs in the person's saliva and can provide a valuable early warning.

«There must be early warning systems in place to alert the Department for Education to emerging issues requiring action and intervention,» according to Amyas Morse, head of the National Audit Office.

Project U-Turn, a collaboration among foundations, parents, young people, and youth - serving organizations such as the school district and city agencies in Philadelphia, grew out of research that analyzed a variety of data sources in order to develop a clear picture of the nature of Philadelphia's dropout problem, get a deeper understanding of which students were most likely to drop out, and identify the early - warning signs that should alert teachers, school staff, and parents to the need for interventions.

Other MyKey tricks include a seat belt warning that mutes the radio until both front passengers are buckled in, an early low - fuel indicator, the inability to deactivate safety systems such as Ford's blind - spot monitoring system and traction control, an audio volume limit, and a speed alert chime.

Even if I've got to override my pervert early - warning alert system whenever I hear references to an automobile's thrusting loins or pert derriére.

It also has systems that can alert the driver to slippery roads ahead and can provide early warning of hazard warning lights ahead.

If there's some kind of suspicious activity on your account, you'll be alerted by the Fraud Early Warning service.

No one knows for sure why early people favored barking dogs, but one theory is that they may have acted as an early warning system for people to alert them to unfamiliar people or animals that may be in the area.

Another kink in the seizure dog research chain happened in early 2007 when two small studies in the journal Neurology reported that four out of seven seizure alert dogs studied turned out to be warning their masters of psychological, rather than epileptic seizures.

In the context of humanitarian aid and disaster preparedness, the Red Cross Climate Centre / IRI have proposed a «Ready - Set - Go» concept for making use of forecasts from weather to seasonal, in which seasonal forecasts are used to begin monitoring of subseasonal and short - range forecasts, update contingency plans, train volunteers, and enable early warning systems («Ready»); sub-monthly forecasts are used to alert volunteers, warn communities («Set»); and, weather forecasts are then used to activate volunteers, distribute instructions to communities, and evacuate if needed («Go»).

«China has a three - tier early warning system for high temperatures: a yellow warning is issued when high temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius are predicted for three consecutive days, orange indicates a predicted high temperature of 37 degrees Celsius in the next 24 hours, and a red alert is issued when the temperature is forecast to reach 40 degrees Celsius within 24 hours,» explained Xinhua.net, the Chinese news agency.

The study also found that satellite measurements could be used as an early warning system to alert policy makers to incoming ozone levels one to three days ahead of time.

Donors and national governments should put multi-hazard early warning systems in place to alert officials to both slow - and rapid - onset disasters, as well as epidemics, before they reach full emergency levels.

Intraspexion uses a Deep Learning algorithm to act as an early warning system, alerting corporate counsel to internal litigation risks in near real time.

Earlier this week, the U.S. State Department issued a global travel alert announcing the threat for terrorist attacks on Westerners and warning U.S. citizens to take precautions while traveling.

And in Belfast, a new public health campaign is rolling out coughing bus shelters to alert people to the early warning signs of lung cancer.

Not only that, but as early as May 2008, the provincial office of the superintendent of real estate released a consumer alert that warned of the risks associated with the assignment of contracts.