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The phrase "alarm based on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a type of alarm that is triggered or activated by a specific condition or factor.
Example: "The security system includes an alarm based on a motion sensor that detects any movement in the area."
Alternatives: "alarm triggered by a" or "alarm activated by a".
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The main reason for alarm floods are causally related disturbances, which either way raise an alarm, based on a single causal disturbance.
Authorities eventually said it was a false alarm based on a threat made to another high school in New Mexico that shared the school's BHS acronym.
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Alexa hasn't supported the ability to provide any kind of audio notice unprompted as a result of data it receives from a user's connected services – the closest it comes is being able to sound an alert based on an alarm or timer.
But if the same truck approached a large group of protesters or people gathered for a celebration, the system would signal an alarm, based on the recent series of terrorist attacks on pedestrians carried out using trucks.
More, it could preclude the introduction of new useful technologies which detect distracted driving and give off an alarm (based on car performance or eye movements).
Some commentators sounded the alarm based on federal data showing that nationally, the percentage of humanities majors hovers around 7 percent — half the 14 percent share in 1970.
He notes that although the monkey could be motivated by fear, it's still adjusting its alarm based on the threat that's posed to others.
The result was unnecessary public alarm based on unsupported personal opinions.
Alarm floods occur because of badly designed alarm management systems (AMS) or causal dependent disturbances that raise multiple alarms based on only a single error.
A single system that could prioritize patient alarms based on individual risk of cardiac or respiratory arrest, for example, could prevent "alarm fatigue," a situation when clinicians sometimes are inundated with a chorus of competing alarms.
They then reacted to alarms based on elapsed time between sensor activity and alarm onset.
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