Sentence examples similar to long term warning from inspiring English sources
Long-term warning was suddenly of paramount importance.
Conventional photography, used in aerial reconnaissance and essential to long-term warning, must have high resolution despite temperature and vibration interference.
Direct receiving and image-recording infrared equipment in night reconnaissance, high resolution radar in bad weather, and conventional photography all contribute to medium and long-term warning by observing tactical preparations or discerning new military capabilities.
Statistical methods are being used by futures institutes to make long term projections or produce early warning systems for policy makers in the security field.
Examples are "Sentinel practice networks", networks of practices or municipalities that monitor one or more specific illness problems on a regular or continuous basis, "surveillance projects" which is observation of the incidence in short term (early warning) or long term to observe trends over time and to make statistics on annual levels [ 2- 4, 8, 9].
Nor do I believe the 800,000 years of data those scientists have about climate or the long-term smog warning reported in a separate article.
Our study differs from previous studies in that it provides empirical evidence about changes in suicide attempts and completed suicides using nationwide, long term follow-up after the FDA warnings (2005-10).
Regularly avoiding beverages to reduce pee may lead to infection, making long term bladder control more difficult (see Warnings).
27 From our observations for 2010, it appears that the warnings have had some effect on prescribing in the long term.
