Sentence examples for triggering alerts from inspiring English sources

A survey by Greenpeace earlier this year found levels in schools – many of which are located close to roads – that were four times worse than those triggering alerts in London.

Mobile with geo-location has gotten a lot of companies and investors excited about the possibility of triggering alerts and ads based on a user's whereabouts.

Also frequently, it will attempt to report stolen user data using a POST command on known malicious domains triggering alerts with IDs in the range [2404000 2404300].

If your margin of location-positioning error extends to triggering alerts in other cities hundreds of miles away (not to mention other countries!) your technology is very clearly not fit for purpose.

Also, the malware will often attempt to propagate using extensive port scanning to detect vulnerable hosts, mostly on port 445, triggering alerts with IDs in the range [2011088 2011089].

This prophylaxis should include education of the population, prevention of certain tragedies related to toxins or aberrant behavior, and triggering alerts to reduce morbidity and mortality related to poisoning.

We investigated four classes of algorithms for triggering alert thresholds.

Physicians in each study condition were able to preset levels that triggered alerts.

A change in one item, for example, can trigger alerts on related items ensuring everyone has the latest information.

Daily levels in schools are four times worse than those that are supposed to trigger alerts in London.

Perhaps the telephone contact triggered alerts all the way from Camp Lemmonier, the US military's enormous home-from-home at Djibouti, to the National Security Agency's headquarters in Maryland.