Sentence examples for early warning network from inspiring English sources

Fewsnet, the famine early warning network run by USAid, warned about the poor millet harvest in the eastern Sahel region as early as November last year.

Unfortunately, the agency was forced to abandon its early warning network in the 1980's when the Reagan administration cut its budget by half, citing excessive regulatory zeal.

Instead of new limits on defensive systems, it offers the Russians less vital inducements: joint antimissile exercises, arms purchases and funds to repair Russia's early warning network.

New Jersey and Pennsylvania have similar programs to New York and working together, they provide an effective "early warning" network for avian influenza for much of the eastern United States.

As Mr. Bush pushes to expand Neighborhood Watch programs and the Senior Corps, he is asking the groups to become an early warning network for possible terrorist activity, not unlike the shore patrols citizens manned during World War II.

Fig. 1 Main faults, seismic and Istanbul earthquake early warning network, and Sea Bottom Observation system currently operational in the Marmara region.

We are only marginally able to detect such clusters, despite the existence of a shared database provided by GenBank and the early warning networks among public health services and food authorities (Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed and Early Warning and Response System).

We don't check anyone's pulse, of course, but we do rely on an informal early-warning network.

Next, this tornado season has obliterated the notion that massive investment in a national severe weather forecasting infrastructure and early-warning network ensures a low tornado death toll.

Even though it deals with a distinctly 21st-century problem, the strategy has echoes of the Cold War: America's closest allies would be drawn into an early-warning network of collective cybersecurity; private industry would be mobilized in a kind of civil defense against attackers; and military commanders would be given authority to respond automatically to electronic invaders.

The German fighter defences also benefited from a rudimentary radar supported early-warning network.