In May 2000, the Consumer Product Safety Commission released the results of its extensive pool-alarm testing.
Vietnam, with which its dispute is even more extensive, has been alarmed by new rules introduced this year by Hainan province in China, requiring foreign vessels to seek China's permission to fish, and by a reported attack on a Vietnamese ship near the disputed Paracel islands, controlled by China since it evicted the garrison of the former South Vietnamese regime in 1974.
The extensive interventions have alarmed some analysts who believe China's previous moves amounted to unjustified state action to prop up a market at levels that do not reflect economic fundamentals.
An animal that arrived in a particular location hundreds or thousands of years ago is fine with us, while a more recent immigrant, like garlic mustard, is cause for alarm and extensive campaigns to extirpate the interloper.
The urgency of halting the spread of radioactive contamination from the site was underlined on Wednesday by the health warning that infants should not drink tap water — even in Tokyo, 140 miles southwest of the stricken plant — which raised alarms about extensive contamination.
The extent of cross sectional studies was alarming given extensive criticism of this approach and the inability to provide evidence of a causal relationship between HR practices and an outcome (Wright et al., 2005).
After 5 days of treatment, a sudden increase in purge pressure was seen and the controller gave repeated catheter position alarms despite extensive repositioning attempts which finally lead to removal of the pump.
It said: "Fire safety within this building is based on simultaneous evacuation upon activation of the detection and alarm system, and extensive fire rated compartmentation throughout". The company said the building would have measures including a fire-fighting shaft and mechanically ventilated lobby.
Yet many will be alarmed by the extensive powers that the president has now granted himself - largely to see off ongoing legal challenges.
The first was a code 1202 alarm, and even with their extensive training, neither Armstrong nor Aldrin was aware of what this code meant.
