Sentence examples for provided alert from inspiring English sources
Ted Hearne, conducting the Choir of Trinity Wall Street and the instrumental ensemble Novus NY, provided alert accompaniment for most of the larger works, and was a charismatic tenor soloist in portions from a new piece of his own, "The Source".
Some areas are lit only by flashing red lights, while others are in pitch blackness, requiring the use of the torch, which once switched on, will provide alert the alien to your whereabouts.
As the smartphones become ubiquitous and intelligent, they have the capacity to provide alert for the pedestrians with the help of vehicle-to-pedestrian (V2P) communication.
This system can rapidly identify the spot where the pre-set strain threshold has been surpassed and the corresponding structural element in the BIM model would be highlighted to provide alert signal to engineers and decision makers.
Currently healthcare systems use numerous disparate and continuous monitoring devices that utilize singular physiological waveform data or discretized vital information to provide alert mechanisms in case of overt events.
An alliance between that network and existing tsunami warning services in the United States and Japan could begin providing alerts almost immediately.
The system can be programmed to provide alerts by e-mail or text message whenever a sensor is tripped.
Under the agreement, carriers will provide alerts when consumers approach and then exceed their limits on voice, data or texting.
Services like ITAC Sentinel can also provide alerts to debt unrelated to home equity, like credit card accounts recently open in the subscriber's name.
Her father, who was a deputy assistant secretary of Defense in the Reagan administration, is president of TranSecur, a company in Potomac that provides alerts on international security matters to subscribers.
The electric grid operator also introduced a free app in June to provide alerts when the grid is experiencing difficulties, so Texans know to make an extra effort to turn off lights.
