Sentence examples similar to crossings alert from inspiring English sources

London's street-crossings alert us to "Look Right" and "Look Left", but the warnings are presumably for foreigners.

For instance, on the total number of hypoglycemic events detected by CGM data in study 1+2, we quantified by visual inspection that ∼7% of the alerts generated by simple threshold crossings are false alerts due to noise.

The beefed-up teams at major airports and border crossings in the UK are on alert for the start of the summer holidays, when experts say girls are at the highest risk of being taken out of the country.

It was unclear how the men managed get past the border fence without setting off electronic alarms that have alerted Israelis to similar crossings in the past.

On average, each day the NSA was able to extract: More than 5 million missed-call alerts, for use in contact-chaining analysis (working out someone's social network from who they contact and when) Details of 1.6 million border crossings a day, from network roaming alerts More than 110,000 names, from electronic business cards, which also included the ability to extract and save images.

From a clinical perspective, this result is useful for avoiding, or at least limiting, spurious hypo- and hyperglycemic threshold crossings that could result in false alerts.

For example, the report highlights Dubuque, Iowa, where the city reconsidered four main avenues in its historic Millwork District, replacing sidewalks, easing pedestrian street crossings, adding new street lights, painting "sharrows" (designed to alert other users that bicyclists are sharing the road space), and creating a multi-use trail.

Using the program, the NSA was able to gather 5 million missed-call alerts, the details of 1.6 million daily border crossings, more than 110,000 names from business cards sent in text messages and more than 800,000 financial transactions. .

Although some 5% of EU foodstuffs are recalled owing to contamination at source, the majority of alerts happen after export from checks at border crossings or during marketing [1].

(Cougar alert!) Like the Wooster Group — which practices a more sophisticated kind of genre-crossing theater in works like "House/Lights" (which combined a Gertrude Stein libretto with a bondage exploitation flick) — Radiohole makes varied and extensive use of both contemporary technology and vaudevillian song and dance.

And for most of the Hudson River crossings, some $1.6 billion would be spent for transportation systems that use a network of electronic signs to alert drivers to problems at the crossings and their approaches so they can alter their routes.