Synonyms for early warning system
ear·ly warn·ing sys·tem

Princeton's WordNet

1. early warning systemnoun

   a network of radar installations designed to detect enemy missiles or aircraft while there is still time to intercept them

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1. Andres Meira:

   This is the most affordable and the most direct way for the Mexican public to connect to the early warning system.

2. Ben Neuman:

   Sequencing helps to provide an early warning system for new variants, though we may not yet understand the full significance of BV-1, the variant highlights an ongoing need for rigorous surveillance and genomic testing, including among young adults with no symptoms or only mild symptoms.

3. Amy Kirby:

   Our focus is on using National Wastewater Surveillance System as an early warning of increases in the community. And we want that early warning system to be as early and as sensitive as it can be.

4. Mike Carroll:

   As has been reported, on Friday night a chemical spill occurred in Bristol Township, Bucks County which released contaminants into the Delaware River, the Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) became aware of this through the Delaware Valley Early Warning System (EWS) and has been evaluating the situation since that time to understand potential impacts to the public. Although early indications have not revealed contamination, we are still monitoring the situation and conducting testing.

5. Mark Turnage:

   OWL is the early warning system for the darknet — we watch what is happening 24/7, and can alert companies and consumers to the presence of their data, IP, goods, and confidential information being online—often before it is exploited before the bad guys, we believe OWL's database of darknet content is the largest in the world outside the federal government.