But instead of just alerting drivers to accidents, bottlenecks and dangerous conditions, the software will estimate what traffic will be like in 10, 20 or more minutes, helping drivers to make choices.
But instead of immediately alerting you of every message in every thread, you'll first get a Facebook Groups notification inviting you to each new group chat you have to voluntarily join to receive further notifications.
Instead of alerting anyone, the Q-See simply sets off a high-pitched alarm, which may be enough to dissuade casual thieves.
Under the changes to the law, qualifying groups with a religious objection to the contraception mandate can send a note to the Department of Health and Human Services, instead of alerting the insurer.
Instead of alerting Rome or the newspapers, LeBlanc responds to the astonishing event by fixating on -- and badgering -- Rose, whom he now regards (in none too orthodox fashion) as magical.
Ban has also been accused of sitting on his hands during the endgame of Sri Lanka's vicious civil war in 2009 when, according to Ken Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, "instead of alerting the world to the unfolding slaughter, the U.N., all the way up the chain of command, allowed the Sri Lankan government to bully it into silence".
Instead of alerting the local vet or whatever, she went down to the fire department at 2AM and started ringing the doorbell.
Top executives at United, including then-CEO Jeff Smisek and two vice presidents, decided to resurrect the flight route instead of alerting the FBI.
The early occurrence of vomiting and failure to eat, while increasing anxiety, did so only in the presence of other more dominating symptoms and thus pointed away from the possible development of more serious complications associated with degedege/likonde instead of alerting care-givers to the increasing potential of severe disease.
But instead of warning of a looming speed trap, cars ahead would alert those behind when a forward driver has slammed on the brakes, relaying a warning of an emergency ahead.
