"Officials regard the possibility of atomic sabotage as the gravest threat of subversion that this country, with its virtually unpatrolled borders, has ever faced," The New York Times reported in 1953, telling readers that the Eisenhower administration was preparing to alert the public to the danger from "valise bombs".
To facilitate emergency research, we recommend that hospitals do the following: 1) identify potential members for collaborative research before an outbreak; 2) establish an expedient process for ethics approval; and 3) be prepared to alert funding agencies for the need for additional funding and support.
Sharon's report prompted Bar-Lev to alert Adan to prepare to open the corridor with his division.
The F.D.A. is also preparing to issue an "import alert" within a few weeks that will, in effect, ban importation of the herb, including every item on the six-page list, Dr. Lewis said.
The U.S. responded by carrying out an unusual practice exercise this week, sending B-2 and B-52 bombers across South Korea, which led Kim and his military command to order rocket forces onto the "highest alert," prepared to strike South Korean and American targets.
Because this case provides evidence of the possible emergence of CHIKV in French Polynesia, health authorities and health care workers in French Polynesia were immediately alerted and prepared to detect local transmission of CHIKV infection.
As a result, emergency medical personnel should be alerted and prepared to treat patients also for the accidental ingestion of a drug in the NBOMe group, which necessitates more intensive care than would otherwise be assumed [ 4, 46].
Secretary of Transportation Norman Y . Minetaannounced new measures to alert and prepare pilots for the possibility of lasers being shined at their airplanes and to streamline the process of investigating such incidents in an effort to prosecute those involved.
In addition, an alert worker preparing to repaint an original water fountain — which was not working — was startled to realize that it was made of alabaster, Mr. Tarozzi said.
Eventually, microphone networks may be used to monitor elephant migrations, give villages a warning when a herd is preparing to invade farmers' fields or alert antipoaching teams to gunshots, said Steven Gulick, 52, an engineer at Cornell.
