And nothing more effectively alerted the world to the danger of genocide than Israel's prosecution in 1961 of Adolf Eichmann, the bureaucrat who engineered the Holocaust.
Results aid brand managers in employing visuals more effectively, alerting them that the more intuitive choices for front-of-package designs might not be the most suitable ones.
Because in doing so we've effectively alerted most members of the human race -- family, "friends," foes, stalkers and burglars alike -- that we're not at home, and that we can afford a nice hotel room.
In February 2013, the Association of Global Automakers and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, which submitted a joint comment to the NHTSA, announced their support to the rule, but asked the NHTSA to find a noise level that effectively alerts pedestrians without being excessively loud to others inside and outside of the vehicle.
We suggest that these error detection systems have in common output that effectively alerts other prediction error systems (either directly or via prefrontal cortex regulation, Fig. 5) so that memories can be updated (and behaviors implemented) as quickly and accurately as possible.
The data it collects and analyses on when and where rodents are caught enable building managers to place traps more effectively and alert them to a new outbreak.Upgrading the humble mousetrap took a number of innovations to come together.
The international policy community is beginning to develop technologies for preventive detection of hate speech - effectively an alerts system for detecting such instances - and the recent judgments will give them a clear precedent to use as a deterrent when hate speech is detected.
The main argument against security solutions powered by unsupervised machine learning is that they churn out too many false positives and alerts, effectively resulting in alert fatigue and a decrease in sensibility.
Using an 'extremely rare and valuable Taymoji', according to Glu, people can effectively bump other users' posts to alert Taylor that she should take a look at them.
Passers-by are trained to recognize a cardiac arrest, to activate help and to alert the emergency service, and to perform the chest compression effectively.
