Sentence examples for transmit a warning from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, a vehicle needing to transmit a warning packet knows how far its neighbors are located.
Thus, when a vehicle receives or needs to transmit a warning message, we stop the beacons in order to reduce the contention for this type of messages as shown in Fig. 5.
Even factoring in the time it would take to corroborate the signal with other sensors and transmit a warning to everyone's cell phones which are just as abundant in Nepal as they are in America people could have gotten more than a minute warning.
In this work, we set a delay of 0.5 ms for the farthest neighbor, 1 ms for the second farthest neighbor, 1.5 ms for the third farthest neighbor, and so on until the tenth farthest neighbor that has a delay of 5 ms. Hence, when a vehicle transmits a warning packet, the farthest ten neighbors are added to the warning packet.
Another study, in the journal Sexually Transmitted Diseases (let that be a warning), found that while the proportion of men paying for sex increased from 2% in 1990 to 4.2% in 2000, most were in their 20s and 30s, and single (but more likely to have previously been married).
Based on a warning of imminent glider landings transmitted by the station's previous occupants, the local Italian commander ordered a counter-attack but his troops failed to receive his message.
Based on a warning of imminent glider landings transmitted by the station's previous occupants, the local Italian commander ordered a counter-attack but his troops failed to get the message.
It serves as a warning that dangerous beliefs can be transmitted even unwittingly if the opportunity presents itself.
FEMA staff confirmed that cell carriers can choose which cell towers transmit the emergency warning, and it is up to them whether to even send a warning where the alert area is less than the cell tower coverage area.
Along with this context, a warning message is classified as the highest priority message, to be transmitted earlier than any other messages.
