Sentence examples for alert humans from inspiring English sources

What's more, customers can build applications with automatic triggers to make things happen when certain conditions are met such as buying or selling, or to alert humans when it's more complex and requires more sophisticated decision making.

They also have a conventional paging system for IT folks on the ground in San Francisco, that in conjunction with the chat bots help alert humans when something is going awry before it spins too far out of control, Lambert explained.

It's as if we imagine that being conscious, more alert humans also translates as being edgier and tenser than the average bear.

With instrumental or calculation error and other possibilities accounted for and eliminated as possible sources of the readings, Borra and Trottier suggest that the signals may possibly have come from extraterrestrial intelligence trying to alert humans to their existence.

"Even when our software and sensors can detect a sticky situation and take action earlier and faster than an alert human driver.

It's good for the public to know that driverless cars will have a sober and alert human ready to take control if anything goes wrong, but what about liability, licences, privacy (imagine all that journey data) and so on?

He's a shelter dog saved from a pound as a puppy and destined for euthanasia until some alert human spotted a spark in him — some cleverness, some drive — and set in motion a series of events that led to him becoming a search-and-rescue animal.

"Even when our software and sensors can detect a sticky situation and take action earlier and faster than an alert human driver, sometimes we won't be able to overcome the realities of speed and distance; sometimes we'll get hit just waiting for a light to change," he wrote.

If you think about it, maybe it's not so surprising that – having developed satnav systems accurate to within a few centimetres, and fitted radar to cars that will sense the presence of obstacles all around and brake or speed up accordingly – all this clever software could be just connected together, dispensing with the need for an alert human driver.

Historically, the process of transient luminous event (TLE) detection has required an alert human observer on a low light level television (LLTV) monitor, either in real time or playback.

A problem with any study in the waking and alert human is that the subject may not be able to completely ignore stimuli, in spite of instructions to do so.