Sentence examples for warning technology from inspiring English sources
Finally, a fascinating panel on the topic was held at the M.W.A. Waterfront Conference this spring including the soon-to-be-famous Don't Flush Me warning technology.
Advanced navigation and warning technology has sharply reduced once-common accidents like midair collisions or crashes into mountains in poor visibility.
But she concedes she hears objections about the idea from people who say that mandating that car makers install such warning technology would be expensive – and not cost-effective, given the number of lives at risk.
To start with, the FTC has been warning technology executives to collect data core to their business only.
He spoke with "everyone and anyone" who worked on tsunami warning technology and consolidated his findings into a memo and presented it to Lieberman, who decided on the spot to sponsor a bill that would fund a $30 million system.
The aim of the MEMORI project is to provide the conservation market with innovative, non destructive, early warning technology for easy assessment of environmental impact on indoor cultural heritage.
Nevertheless, recent disasters such as the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 and Katrina hurricane in 2005, highlighted inadequacies in early warning technologies.
Early warning technologies are now available for almost all natural hazards and systems are already in operation in all parts of the world.
As many warning technologies and displays employ multimodal signals (Rowe & Halpin, 2013; Selcon et al., 1995), further research should examine whether redundant non-identical or multimodal signals also produce equally efficient processing benefits within single- and multi-task environments.
The second case study from Hawai'i is representative of a "hybrid" approach, where local knowledge and expertise for identifying environmental indicators and warnings are coupled with government warning systems technology in the Hawai'ian Islands.
Stanford psychologist Kelly McGonigal, who wrote The Willpower Instinct, is one of many mental health specialists warning that technology addiction is a problem with serious consequences.
