Sentence examples for warnings data from inspiring English sources

I looked over his shoulder as he added live weather and weather warnings data to a "community basemap" – that GIS crowdsourced basemap compiled from various GIS sources.

Another offer is to share early warning data on missile launches.

France is interested in making early warning data from its satellites available.

Some of the potential proposals, including joint antimissile exercises, military assistance and sharing early-warning data, were discussed in the first Bush administration and pushed by President Clinton.

Both the House and the Senate versions of the bill demand public disclosure of early warning data about defects, which should encourage drivers to report safety problems.

Those include offers to hold joint exercises in future years to identify and shoot down attacking warheads, to provide money for Russia's decaying radar system and to share early-warning data.

Through this NATO-funded system, early warning data from one ally can be sent to another ally fielding an interceptor to protect deployed forces against attack, making these national capabilities all that more effective and at far less cost.

The key component is a standardized information-sharing network that allows the early warning data from one ally to reach the interceptor system of another, creating a much more capable, multi-layered defense.

Talks between U.S. and Russian officials in early 2011 yielded significant convergence on questions such as transparency, joint exercises and jointly manned NATO-Russia centers to share early warning data and plan how NATO and Russia missile defense systems would work together.

Based on warning data collected from three California healthcare projects, the analysis revealed that the 15 80 rule applies across the case projects and their design phases 15% of the warning messages are responsible for nearly 80% of the warnings.

UNICEF has supported the routine collection of district-level early-warning data since the 1990s in Ethiopia, as part of the support to hazards analysis and early-warning systems.