Sentence examples for system to notify from inspiring English sources
Ms. Durst said she designed the system to notify the person back at the home base directly.
No problem, buy a heat sensor add-on, set your system to notify you when the house drops below 55 degrees and wait for it to send you an e-mail, text or phone message.
For added safety, the park uses a flag system to notify swimmers where the lifeguards are stationed (always between the green flags), or whether they are off duty, in which case yellow flags are displayed ("swim at your own risk").
In one Microsoft demonstration, a user late for a meeting that is scheduled in an Outlook calendar can phone the Exchange server and tell the system to notify other participants that he or she is running 10 to 15 minutes late.
With that in mind, a vast spectrum of companies, from giants like General Electric to start-ups like iReminder of Westfield, N.J., which has developed a system to notify families if loved ones haven't taken their medicine, are looking for a piece of the market of families with an aging relative.
An alert system to notify astronomers about Gaia discoveries of transient events like supernovae (exploding stars) is already in operation.
The E.P.A. generally does not require water systems to notify residents unless the yearly average of atrazine in drinking water exceeds 3 parts per billion, and under a determination made earlier this decade, the agency considers one-day exposures of up to 297 parts per billion safe.
The government of the Brazilian state of Paraná, for instance, is using text messages and voice-menu systems to notify the unemployed about job opportunities and farmers about agricultural prices.But the workshop also highlighted the limits of what such efforts can achieve.
In July 2006, the U.S. EPA proposed changes to the Lead and Copper Rule that would require water systems to notify, and obtain approval from, state regulatory agencies before changing a water treatment process (U.S. EPA 2006).
The program also helped providers participating in the EWC Program develop manual and computerized tracking systems to notify women that they were due for screening (Patricia Smith Francis, personal communication, 29 August 2008).
Such a scenario would undermine the aim of the SDWA, which is supposed to protect the public from harmful exposures and requires systems to notify their customers so that precautionary measures can be taken to reduce exposures (CCR 2008, §64480; Fan and Steinberg 1996).
