The phrase "alarm response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security, emergency situations, or physiological reactions to stress or danger.
Example: "The alarm response was triggered when the motion sensor detected movement in the restricted area."
Alternatives: "alert reaction" or "emergency response".
Biologists do not agree about the exact meaning of this common mammalian alarm response.
The system may include normal operating procedures (OPs), abnormal operating procedures (AOPs), alarm response procedures (ARPs), surveillance test procedures (STPs) and/or emergency operating procedures (EOPs).
To verify the idea of integration, forty-eight participants were randomly assigned to the three integration conditions to perform basic alarm response tasks, and their situation awareness levels and subjective evaluations were collected.
Mr. Boccino and Ms. Feinman are among 59 New Yorkers who benefited from a $10,000 grant from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund last summer that allowed them and other residents of Co-op Village NORC, or naturally occurring retirement community, on the Lower East Side, continued access to the emergency alarm response system, or EARS, at an affordable rate.
Results of the simulated evaluation showed that when operators used a formal alarm response strategy that focused the new alarm tracker summary display by equipment area, they responded to more process events overall and had fewer false responses compared to when operators used the traditional list-based alarm summary.
We propose that this pattern reflects a preference of stressed brains to engage a 'low road' sensory processing, which is fast but uncoupled from prefrontal regulatory control and which easily activates an alarm response, whereas less emphasis is given the more careful and contextual processing via the 'high road' along the ventral stream.
False alarms for know responses were greater for emotional than neutral photos; P<0.05 (Table 1).
For signal detection analysis, Type I "word" responses were classified as hits or false alarms; "non-word" responses were classified as correct rejections or misses.
A phenomenon known as "alarm fatigue", including limited capacity to identify and prioritize alarm signals, has led to delayed or failed alarm responses and deliberate alarm de-activations.
Groups did not differ significantly with respect to response inhibition in Go/No-Go false alarm responses (p = .063), in Stroop incongruent total errors (p = .974), or in Stroop effect (p = .794).794
"If the system you're looking at comes with a maintenance contract, it's a good idea to take it". Most Orange County cities allow up to four false alarm responses a year before fining the homeowner $50 a call.
