Sentence examples for capable of warning from inspiring English sources
A couple of years ago the US Congress established an expert commission to develop a language or symbolism capable of warning against the threats posed by American nuclear waste dumps 10,000 years from now.
A safety system able to identify potential dangerous situations must also be capable of warning the rider.
This venom is capable of warning and coordinating a response from the nest and attracting nearby heterospecific or conspecific females from nearby colonies to attack the predator.
This prompted the design of an efficient mechanism for a routing protocol capable of broadcasting warning messages from emergency vehicles to vehicles under NLOS conditions to reduce the overhead and increase the packet delivery ratio with reduced time delay and channel utilisation.
The domain of gerontology and low-sighted is also a motivation for developing devices, such as electronic travel aids (ETA), capable of detecting and warning dangerous situations where current aids might fail.
The simulation results of the PLUM method demonstrated that the PLUM method is capable of issuing warnings for destructive inland earthquakes more rapidly than the current system owing to the use of additional seismometers that can only be incorporated by this method.
Most current biological detectors are point detectors, which are not capable of giving advance warning after scanning an airborne cloud of particles to discern if those particles contain biological agents of a specific type.
However, there are few systems currently in operation that are capable of providing early warning with regard to the occurrence of a drought episode.
Despite these improvements, Japan's air defenses remained inadequate as few aircraft and anti-aircraft guns could effectively engage B-29s at their cruising altitude of 30000 feet and the number of radar stations capable of providing early warning of raids was insufficient.
The National Infrastructure Protection Center, which gathers information on cyberspace threats and assists the federal government in responding to computer-based incidents, has a limited strategy for analyzing data, and is thus not capable of providing timely warnings of imminent attacks, the General Accounting Office said.
