Sentence examples for 1 alarm from inspiring English sources

In a recent shareholder letter, he said the Day 1 "alarm clock hasn't even gone off yet" and that the world is "still asleep" to what the rest of Day 1 will bring.

Table 1 Alarm time (second).

Here, the bacterial species, in order according to the number of alarms triggered, were K. pneumoniae (13 alarms), E. cloacae (3 alarms), P. mirabilis (3 alarms), E. coli (2 alarms), E. aerogenes (2 alarms), Salmonella spp. (2 alarms), P. aeruginosa (1 alarms), Citrobacter koseri (1 alarm), M. morganii (1 alarm), S. marcescens (1 alarm), S. epidermidis (1 alarm), and S. agalactiae (1 alarm).

In some cases the curves required extrapolation to a false positive rate of 1 alarm per day- in these cases the extrapolation point chosen was (1,1).

Moreover, GPs were asked to rate their interpretation of presented symptoms as either 1) Alarm symptoms suggestive of cancer (alarm symptoms), 2) Symptoms suggestive of any serious illness (serious, but unspecific symptoms) or 3) Vague or ill-defined symptoms not directly suggestive of cancer or other serious illness (vague symptoms).

The χ 2 analyses were also used to test associations between antibiotic use and four blood culture endpoints: 1) alarm-positive by automated culture machine; 2) organism isolation; 3) pathogen (i.e., non-contaminant) isolation; and 4) S. pneumoniae isolation.

Definitely, the 6.30am alarm call.

The essentials run from laptops to MP3 alarm clocks.

You can say, "Wake me up at 7 35," or "Change my 7 35 alarm to 8".

CHRISTOPHER HUGH FORSYTHE It Took 3 Alarm Clocks Christopher Hugh Forsythe lived by the clock.

The sound of my 6.30am alarm usually wakes me up with a start.