Sentence examples for means alert from inspiring English sources

Green means Good, yellow means Watch, brown means Alert and red means Near-Dry.

Although Jing Jing and Cha Cha are the names of the two characters, jing means "alert, vigilant," cha means "inspect," and together, jingcha, means police.

Non-threatening behaviours that mean that the animal is anything but calm and relaxed include: Head up, ears perked forward means alert, very nervous, tense, and a little scared and unsure.

"Alerted posture' means alerting the prime fixer muscles so that quick movements can be carried out by activators and synergists acting on a frame already made firm by the prime fixers".42 By the late 1960s, the use of 'enzymatic preparations' including trypsin, chymotrypsin, streptokinase and streptodornase had replaced hyaluronidase injections.

In this case, it would mean alerting the department to the fact that no self-contained math classes are available, and help is not present all of the time on a "push-in" basis ("push-in" means that a special education teacher will come into a general education class to work with special education students in that class).

For people who are well-controlled, this might mean alerting them it's time for refills.

There are many kind of investigations his company is doing but disclosing them would mean alerting fraudsters about their weak spots.

The omnibus mixed ANOVA using the model "number of alerts = day of testing (between groups) + condition (within-subjects) + [day of testing * condition]" revealed no difference in mean alerts between teams running on the first and second days, F 1, 16) = 0.94, P = 0.35; no difference in mean alerts across conditions, F 3,48) = 0.09, P = 0.97; and no interaction, F 3, 48) = 0.63, P = 0.60.

Within each condition, there was no difference in mean alerts between the first and second runs, except for NULL, where there were more alerts on the second run compared with the first run (paired t[17] = −2.83, P = 0.01).

For consumers and investors, it means remaining alert to the possibility that simplicity might be luring you to spend and invest more than you should.

The exhibition means to alert viewers to a movement described by its organizer, David Pagel, the museum's adjunct curator, as "somewhere between the homespun, homegrown, almost hokey earnestness of good old-fashioned Americana and the hands-off, post-industrial cool of American Pop".