One should not run about aimlessly during an alert.
Actions to take upon a warning, alarm, or attention alert.
This class encapsulates information about each agent involved in a deadlock alert.
The key to staying alert and awake on the job is to keep your chi moving.
In relationships, you are often on high alert for signs of control or impingement by your partner.
If the connection is slow, then the XML gateway raises an alert, or takes remedial action such as using a response from its cache.
Each child will be able to use their matchbox-sized beeper, fitted with GPS (global positioning system) technology, to activate any nearby cameras and alert parents and police via mobile phone.
The questions will usually begin before our tickets have been checked and after I answer the first three the interrogator will alert the other passengers to the fact that I speak Chinese.
That was the alert, I calculated.
This alert tells operations personnel that they need to drill down on this database to investigate this alert.
When defining an alert, the user can also choose to share it with others who can receive notification, or if authorized can edit the alert definition itself.
The UN in Darfur has moved to its highest level of alert before full evacuation.
Torrential rain continues to hit China, with the National Meteorological Center maintaining its alert at the second-highest level, orange.
This default mode probably gave us an evolutionary advantage by making us alert to dangers while we were hunting and gathering.
What if robotic skin could detect and alert people of illness, drunkenness or toxic chemicals, and on top of that would be super flexible and sense the lightest of light touches?
They were quiet during the alert.
Troops are on the alert against any possible aggression.
Some caterpillars also make drumming sounds to keep their attendant ants alert.
In most environments, this means any change not initiated by the operator probably merits an alert to the systems team.
Schlink, who is also a lecturer in law, writes with an alert sense for moral ambiguities, yet he also makes an impassioned stand in defence of the redemptive power of love. Philip Oltermann
But we must remain on the alert.
When are you the most energetic and alert?
Please note that this is not a substitute for severe weather alert systems or designed to produce reliable precipitation forecasts.
As the alert reader may have noticed, the titling scheme of these essays is a hat tip to Montaigne, the original blogger.
Meteorological authorities issued this year's first hail alert, as well as a severe rainstorm alert.
She was a woman with a normally brisk manner and alert, penetrating eyes.
So, if you never drink coffee you're probably more alert than a regular drinker who has just knocked back a double espresso.
A sparrow is very alert in its movement.
Click on any alert to get more details about the alert condition and to go into relevant diagnostic dashboards that contain more details about sorting, transaction throughput, and much more.
Jack was an alert alien.
API, makes sending an alert require a few lines of code with all the necessary bot interfaces provided by the package itself.
Therefore, instead of generating alerts for all affected objects, health monitor generates one alert per collection and stores the objects under that alert separately.
Along with subscribing to an alert, you can choose the type of notification channel associated with each alert.
Now, Japan’s quadruple disaster—earthquake, tsunami, nuclear alert and power shortages—has put the supply chain under far greater stress.
Most people have a predominant behavioral stance that fits their working role on the job: The soldier is wary and alert; the toll collector is bored and disinterested; the actor is flamboyant and bigger than life; the service representative is upbeat and helpful.
In other words, the merit of virtual water is not to give precise figures but to alert people that they might be better off growing different crops, or moving their manufacturing to another country.
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