But he said German vets had a faster warning system for infectious disease than doctors who treated humans did.
Exceeding the second set point triggers a faster warning system.
Two related operational constraints have been simultaneously addressed: (1) Selective, and sensitive detection under large temperature changes, (2) Fast warning at low and increasing H2 levels.
The President asked Congress to expand facilities for spread ing advance word of imminent disasters to get faster warning to residents of the endangered areas, particularly the poor.
For him, and for others like him, exhortations about H.I.V. are like cautions about cigarettes, illicit drugs or driving too fast, warnings from "old people" about distant dangers.
The report in effect calls on Democrats, at least those who have been pushing for a rapid withdrawal of troops, to show patience, warning that a fast pullout would lead to "a significant power vacuum, greater human suffering, regional destabilization and a threat to the global economy" — in effect, pushing Iraq into total anarchy.
He was quoted as telling rescuers, who had found him clinging to a well‐head, that a crewman went into the ship's hold about 3 A.M. and ran back to deck shouting warnings of a fast leak.
The Swiss institute said Arafat's bones would have to be tested to get a clearer answer, warning that polonium decayed fast and an autopsy needed to be done quickly.
Second, we devise a fast and secure inter-vehicular accident warning protocol which is resilient against the position cheating attack.
Since cleaners do not always list ingredients, the absence of a warning label is a fast and simple way to avoid harmful carcinogens.
"We bowl fast," he said as a matter of warning.
