Sentence examples for danger detection from inspiring English sources

Lateralized reactions to a model alarming stimulus demonstrated in a wide range of species are striking examples of right hemisphere specialization in control of danger detection [8] [12].

In this urochordate-cephalochordate ancestor, I propose that the ancestor of MHC molecules presented hydrophobic peptides (including leader peptides of self and non-self origin) to an ancestral CD94 receptor, with a role in stress and/or danger detection.

Los Angeles transit officials say that millions of dollars in annual revenues have been lost because of riders who calculated, reasonably enough, that they could ride the subway free with minimal danger of detection, no matter the occasional deputy sheriff demanding to see a fare card and a $250 fine for violators.

Accessing a mobile device through SS7, however, can provide access to much of the same information with little danger of detection by the target.

The case became "a kind of myth," she says, "a dark fable about the Victorian family and the dangers of detection".

The seepage danger without timely detection and rapid response may likely lead to severe accidents such as seepage failure, slope instability, and even levee break.

It was produced to detail the "simple acts which the ordinary individual citizen-saboteur can perform", allowing citizens to do damage to countries and companies using normal kit and "in such a way as to involve a minimum danger of injury, detection and reprisal".

The network involved in rapid detection of danger is thus preferentially activated when danger appears in the periphery, stimulating mainly the magnocellular system.

Fear conditioning is an ability that is vital for the detection of danger, initiation of self-protection mechanisms, and for survival of a species.

Both groups of receptors contain leucine-rich repeats (LRR), which are involved in detection of danger signals and, in particular, of whole bacteria and bacterial products through the recognition of pathogen associated molecular patterns (PAMP).

Activities of the new model include the early detection of danger signs and referral; therapeutic interventions known to be beneficial; and alerting pregnant women to emergencies and instructing them on appropriate responses [ 10].