no-notice
adjective[before noun]
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used todescribeasavingsaccountthatallowsyou to take outmoneywithouttellingthebankinadvance:
Manypeopleappreciatetheflexibilityofno-noticeaccounts.
Examplesofno-notice
no-notice
Workers in public transportation or security are subject to a moral amendment that sanctions occasional,no-noticeinspections.
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I doubt that "capacity to improve" can be measured, even with ano-noticeinspection carried out within 24 hours, which is a shame.
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This might includeno-noticeactivation, actual evacuation and actual invocation of a disaster recovery site.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The services provided by these companies include firm and interruptible storage as well asno-noticestorage services.
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- increased tempo
- increased tension
- increased thickness
- increased tolerance
- increased trade
- increased transparency
- increased travel
- increased turnout
- increased uncertainty
- increased usage
- increased utilization
- increased valuation
- increased velocity
- increased vigilance
- increased visibility
- increased volume
- increased well-being
- increased yield
- increase of crime
- increase of crime
- increase of violence
- increasing
- increasing acceptance
- increasing access
- increasing accuracy