The phrase "alarm event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security, monitoring systems, or notifications where an alarm is triggered by a specific event.
Example: "The system logged an alarm event when the door was opened without authorization."
Alternatives: "alert incident" or "warning occurrence".
An Alarm Event Handling Service with an integrated Short Message Service (SMS) and Remote Service Invocation are the salient features of the developed system.
The owner in the easy case is tracked continuously until leaving the scene without his luggage, triggering an alarm event.
This does not affect the FAR process since one per-slot false alarm event is enough to initiate the spectrum handoff and channel searching process.
A threat actor could send a crafted packet to exploit the buffer overflow vulnerability using a tag, alarm, event, read or write action to execute code.
Thus, the secondary user can miss the detection of an active primary user as idle (a miss-detection event) and can erroneously declare an idle primary user as active (a false alarm event).
The Nest Protect smoke detector was recalled due to the potential that its built in "wave to dismiss" feature would possibly dismiss an alarm event that was an actual event.
Data compaction approaches needed to compact data associated with thousands of daily alarm events are presented.
This contribution presents an approach to find temporal dependencies between alarm events in an alarm time series.
In particular, for the case of the future European SST, the objective is translated into a risk reduction of one order of magnitude whilst keeping a low number of false alarm events.
For example, the frequent occurrence of false alarm events is highly undesirable since it makes it challenging for SUs to fully utilize the spectrum opportunities and severely degrades their quality of service (QoS).
To calculate the throughput for the secondary network, we have to consider all scenarios of idle/busy statuses of all channels and possible misdetection and false alarm events for each particular scenario.
