Sentence examples for provides alerts from inspiring English sources
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.
Jelly Bean will add Google Now, an app that learns how a phone is used and provides alerts based on where the user is and what that person is doing; voice search, which is Google's version of Siri; and actionable notifications, which build in shortcuts for dealing with alerts.
Monitoring English speaking media, science journals and internet-based news groups provides alerts to these incidents.
And NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center provides alerts and forecasts to power grid operators, commercial airlines, radio operators and other companies who need them, as well as government agencies.
The model automatically focuses on points of failure at the detailed component element level, calculates risks, provides alerts when a demonstrated risk to safety is encountered, and advises when there is a mismatch between component performance and mission requirements.
The service observes all of the performance data it can get its paws on, learns what's normal, and then provides alerts when something unusual happens and — ideally — provides insights into where exactly the issue started.
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.
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.
