alerting
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4.1
- noun
- /əˈlɜrtɪŋ/
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alerta
- This new smartphone app is just another tool MEMA can use in emergencies; in addition, it is a public alerting system, which includes radio and television alerts through the Emergency.
- alerting system
It's going to be a more subtle version of waking up your system of alerting your brain overall.
- It's going to be a more subtle version of waking up your system of alerting your brain overall.
Examples
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The full BCP would encompass the plan of communication, alerting, recovery, etc.
Blog text (33) -
(phone alerting)
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It's going to be a more subtle version of waking up your system of alerting your brain overall.
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Now, imagine that one security professional is monitoring dozens of locations via cameras with sophisticated alerting and profiling.
Blog text (34) -
(phone alerting)
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Emphasis is placed on the bathroom, stairs, toileting activities, night lights, walking aids, and alerting devices such as cordless telephones.
Academic text (2008) -
- Facefirst, the only 10 key biometric face recognition solution with revolutionary flexibility in inquisition, identification and alerting.
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Such anomaly detection requires the use of an advanced alerting system, capable of assessing the probability that an aircraft is under malign control or the probability of a collision with some object or place.
Academic text (2001) -
Alerting systems can be passive (e.g., a pop-up in the health record), active (a text message requiring reading confirmation), or even interruptive (patient data cannot be used further until action is taken).
Academic text (2016) -
The alerting system sent out a warning about the approaching hurricane.
Synonyms
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1.0
A statement or sign that tells people about danger before it happens
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2.8
A warning that something dangerous or important may happen
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4.3
An official warning that tells the public about possible danger or bad weather
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3.3
A message that tells you about something, often sent by email or an app
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4.1
A quick warning that something will happen
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5.6
A sign or notice that something bad will happen
An advance notice that tells people about a possible danger
A notice given before an event or change
How Urgent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Alerting comes from the old Italian phrase all'erta, which means 'on the watch' or 'ready to see danger'. So alerting as a noun is the act of warning or notifying people because someone is watching for threats.