Sentence examples for computer warning from inspiring English sources
James says he knows that unless he gambles at least 40% of the float money he has put in the machine, an alert will pop up on the staff computer warning them of suspicious activity.
Among these, one recent work investigated the effect of education level on understandability of computer warning messages, and reported that, on average, a user needs to have at least 10 years of education to understand the presented messages [8].
He emphasizes that validities (IQ-job performance correlations) can change over time; and suggests that "the early computer warning (garbage in, garbage out) seems equally applicable to meta-analysis" (p. 265).
" Google will scan your website for malware, and remove the "this site may harm your computer" warning if no malicious software is found.
Increasingly, hospitals have put in systems, such as preoperative checklists and computer warnings, that successfully prevent medical errors.
That's fine for wallpaper that doesn't change, but it's problematic for computer warnings which may change frequently and present different information.
Jilly Ballistic Hits New York Subways With Computer Warnings.
John N. Jester, the chief of Defense Protective Services at the Pentagon, said that since Sept. 11 officials had enhanced the program designed to deal with chemical attacks, including installing chemical sensors in the building and creating alerts that instantly appear on workers' computer screens warning them of danger and informing them of evacuation plans.
PC hardware maker Razer issued an update to one of its computer mice, warning that users may find their devices weren't working if they didn't update; Chinese smart-home manufacturer Yeelight disabled inter-connected lightbulbs because of the data protection regulation.
Dell announced a recall of 4.1 million notebook computer batteries, warning users that it's possible they could catch fire.
Inside mission control, an alarm flashed on engineers' computer screens warning that Curiosity was coming in at the wrong angle, a potentially fatal development that engineers could not correct because the landing was entirely automated.
