Sentence examples for direct alert from inspiring English sources

The theatricalists, on the contrary, favoured a platform projecting into the physical space of the audience in order to put the actor in direct, alert contact with the spectators and remove the psychological barriers between them.

Its unclear whether this sort of direct alert had been used in the past, but plenty of Tri-State residents found it startling to receive.

To improve performance we introduced prehospital triage, fax-transmission of ECG, and direct alert of the cath lab crew by telephone.

More direct alerts would be far better for the recipient, though this feature does require the poster to play along, too.

The Merlin.Net website is similar to a mailbox interface, where the user can examine recent transmissions or direct alerts.

Twitter's app will act as a notification extension to the iPhone Twitter app, allowing people to see new mentions and direct message alerts from their wrist.

On Monday, The Huffington Post reported that similar rumors had been flying around the network, with New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter, in what he had intended to be a direct message, alerting the Twitterverse Tuesday that he had heard she was "formally out".

The TARIFF study will be essential to ascertain the speed of physician's reaction to direct incoming alerts, at a minimum cost and for a better patient's outcome.

But on much of this album, she's forceful and direct, and newly alert.

Such a direct relationship between alert level changes and practical actions impacting society led Winson et al. (2014) to suggest to volcano observatories that they should engage in "less conservative decision-making – raising alert levels freely – so that mitigating action can be taken even when there is still considerable scientific uncertainty".

It is alert, directed, with undertones of calm conversation.