Sentence examples for based on a warning from inspiring English sources

Tourists, awed by the monumental sculpture of the Golden Gate Bridge, said they had no intention of missing one of the world's great structures based on a warning that federal officials bent over backward to say was overblown.

Mr. McCormack said the State Department's recommendation was based on a warning by the Federal Aviation Administration that "calls for the immediate overhaul" of some American-made turbines on Airbus jets operated by Iran Air.

In this study, a remote control system for a crawler robot with passive sub-crawlers was developed based on a warning system.

Based on a warning of imminent glider landings transmitted by the station's previous occupants, the local Italian commander ordered a counter-attack but his troops failed to get the message.

Based on a warning of imminent glider landings transmitted by the station's previous occupants, the local Italian commander ordered a counter-attack but his troops failed to receive his message.

Several studies have shown that high proportions (e.g. 34%-50%) of older patients (age ≥65 years) with neuropathic pain conditions had evidence of potentially inappropriate pain medication use based on a contraindication, warning, or potential drug-drug interaction [ 5, 6].

Nine subjects were asked to take part in the obstacle avoidance experiment based on a pseudo-warning signals corresponding to moving and stationary obstacles at different positions while completing a trajectory in a building corridor.

Despite increased resources and efforts, current free food distributions are based on an early-warning system that monitors past harvests, not areas with the most malnutrition.

Ford's defense is based on an air-bag warning light that prompts owners to have their vehicles serviced.

After the morning barrage, South Korea issued three warning broadcasts and then its marines based on a border island unleashed about 100 warning shots with their antiaircraft guns.

A review of current progress in Condition Monitoring (CM) of wind turbine gearboxes and generators is presented, as an input to the design of a new continuous CM system with automated warnings based on a combination of vibrational and Acoustic Emission (AE) analysis.