Sentence examples for instant warnings from inspiring English sources

The government's instant alert app, created after last November's terrorist attacks across Paris and launched last month just before the Euro 2016 football tournament, is supposed to send instant warnings, information and advice directly to people's phones if a bombing, shooting or other terrorist incident happens near them.

Algorithms may produce (i) different kinds of instant warnings ("watch dogs", as shown in Figure  6), or they may (ii) integrate a broader amount of data to detect medical situations of concern and appear as more detailed hints at the end of a section, where diagnoses and actions (exams, treatment, or referral) are suggested.

At the beginning of the 2009 pandemic, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government issued instant warnings and at the same time quickly adopted a variety of nonpharmaceutical control measures, such as school closure and border control, in the whole territory [ 19].

Like electronic tags, these can detect when their strike rate falls below target, and send them an instant warning text.

The attack began just before 11pm, but the first so-called instant warning was not issued until almost three hours later, arriving on users' smartphones at 1.34am.

Field commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan, where the Air Force is in charge of the Predators, say their ability to linger over an area for hours, streaming instant video warnings of insurgent activity, has been crucial to reducing threats from roadside bombs and identifying terrorist compounds.

Rather than beat themselves up for guessing wrong, they beat up on poor Home Depot, and its investors mostly institutional investors who are ready to trade the instant earnings warnings are issued follow suit.

On top of those adaptations, Garcia imagines a prosthetic limb that has an LED screen that could display pH readings and instant-bacteria warnings.

Many of our friends had a healthy, thriving child one minute, and the next minute they were gone, in an instant, without warning or a chance to say goodbye.

Bay lay motionless for an instant on the warning track.

He concludes with a tale of scattering some of his lover's ashes on the island of Capri that ends suddenly, with a simple, American Beauty-esque moment of glorious real magic which becomes without warning an instant of transcendent beauty.