alerting
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Definition
- Noun:
- A warning that serves to make you more aware of potential danger. This refers to the act of notifying someone about a risk or threat to increase their vigilance.
- A state of readiness to respond. This refers to the physiological or psychological condition of being prepared to act quickly, often used in medical or technical contexts.
Examples of Usage
- Noun (Warning):
- The sudden siren was an effective alerting of the approaching storm.
- The security system's alerting function prevented a break-in.
- Noun (State of Readiness):
- The alerting of the brain's cortex can be measured by specific electrical patterns.
- The pilot's alerting was crucial during the emergency landing.
Advanced Usage
- In psychology and neuroscience, alerting is one of the three core networks of attention (along with orienting and executive control), referring to achieving and maintaining a state of high sensitivity to incoming stimuli.
- The study examined how caffeine affects the brain's alerting network.
Variants and Related Words
- Alert (adjective): Quick to notice and respond; vigilant.
- The guards remained alert throughout the night.
- Alert (verb): To warn someone of a danger or problem.
- The app will alert you to severe weather.
- Alert (noun): A state of vigilance or a warning signal itself.
- A tsunami alert was issued for the coastal region.
- Alertness (noun): The quality of being alert.
- Driving requires constant alertness.
Synonyms
- Warning: A statement or event that indicates possible danger.
- Notification: The action of informing someone about something.
- Arousal: A state of physiological and psychological readiness.
Related Phrases
- Alerting system: A set of procedures or technology for issuing warnings.
- The city tested its emergency alerting system.
- Alerting signal: A specific sound, light, or message that serves as a warning.
- An alerting signal flashed on the control panel.
Noun
- a warning serves to make you more alert to danger
- a state of readiness to respond
- alerting was indicated by the desynchronization of the EEG