Sentence examples for Be alarms from inspiring English sources
noun
A summons to arms, as on the approach of an enemy.
- Arming to answer in a night alarm. --Shakespeare.
To human ears, the whooping noises all sound the same, but these highly social animals will react in different ways to certain calls – some may be alarms while others appear to contain more complex information.
The inputs of these mechanisms can be alarms, counters, and/or key performance indicators (KPIs) acquired from network statistics or call traces, being the collection of this information a standard and usual procedure in cellular networks.
Disconnection, apnoea, low expiratory minute ventilation or high or low concentration of dioxygen during inspiration are considered to be alarms with at least a medium priority.
There should be alarms for when it should eat and drink, alarms for when it needs to go on a walk (this should be different depending on the breeds exercise needs, but always after eating/drinking), and alarms for when it needs to take a bath/be brushed/etc (different depending on grooming needs).
