Sentence examples for earliest warning of from inspiring English sources

Other studies [ 8, 37] have supported the assertion that capnography provides the earliest warning of airway obstruction and respiratory compromise.

SmarTire would give early warning of a problem, he said.

And these people's differences are an early warning of friction in next year's legislative session.

Early warning of approaching aircraft was by visual means and acoustic devices.

Small wireless sensors monitoring equipment in large factories can provide early warning of impending breakdown.

We provide early warning of new weapons systems, or of major changes in policy.

Farmers could be be given early warning of significant new landslide risks over the radio.

The 1,300 Suruí have moved their 25 villages to the borders of their territory to get early warning of incursions.

As for manufacturers, Mr Juliussen adds, the data provide early warning of problems developing in particular models.

And it could assess road quality, catalog potholes and provide early warning of unsafe road conditions like black ice.

It was designed to provide early warning of any Soviet bombers or ballistic missiles being launched against the West.