The critics — including safety advocates, researchers and families of crash victims — say the industry should do more, by placing overt warnings on the packaging and screens of cellphones.
"But a buffalo's tail also goes almost straight up when it's about to defecate, and buffalo have been known to charge without any overt behavioral warning".
This will entail at the very least the need to disguise overt threats as warnings (Elster 1998, 103-104).
I don't remember any overt antisemitism, just my parents warning me to be inside before dark: "Lest some Christian kids decide they don't like the look of your sidelocks and pick on you".
As repeat sampling of peripheral blood is more acceptable to patients, the measurement of CTCs warrants further investigation because it enables blood samples to be taken more frequently, thus possibly enabling clinicians to have prior warning of impending overt metastatic disease.
For example, larger organizations have greater capacity and resources which makes crime displacement a more likely threat to prevention; the opposite is also true where an occasional criminal with a simple, small offender organization could be deterred by just a stern warning or a simple overt packaging countermeasure.
Early warning signs are generally nonspecific, while overt symptoms such as obstructive jaundice, weight loss or pain often manifest when the disease is advanced.
His warning of a possible "coup" sounded like a threat of more overt military intervention than has been seen so far.
(PRs are supposed to be fun and anything that smacks of overt harshness like a knotty little Dodge four-cylinder engine begging for mercy and warning of early repair bills–just isn't all that amusing).
However, despite her warnings, little action could be taken since Seung-Hui did not make overt threats or present an imminent danger.
