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. Hyatt Green:

   In some areas, it's not practical, but in a lot of areas, it is. If Hyatt Green have surveillance set up ahead of time and can crank it up at the beginning when Hyatt Green first hear about the possibility of an outbreak, Hyatt Green can use the platform as an early warning system. That would give us days or weeks lead time in coping with the pandemic or epidemic.

2. Marshall McLuhan:

   Art at its most significant is a distant early warning system that can always be relied on to tell the old culture what is beginning to happen.

3. 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.

4. Helima Croft:

   They are playing catch-up, the early warning system for the Joe Biden.Oil administration was not commensurate with that of the Trump administration. They may not have realized how potentially consequential that OPEC meeting was.

5. Norman Cousins:

   History is a vast early warning system.