Sentence examples for a major beacon from inspiring English sources
Overall, the sector has been a major beacon for investment dollars but momentum has recently waned.
By 1600, at least 30 major beacons existed.
Originally intended as a major tourist attraction and beacon of Abu Dhabi's cultural power, Saadiyat has instead drawn unwelcome fresh attention to that pattern of abuse, with reports of the routine confiscation of workers' passports upon arrival in the country and claims that a code of practice governing the treatment of workers has been repeatedly breached.
Here Drayson talks up the IoT space as a major candidate, such as beacons, sensors and low-powered wearables, and notes that unlike solar, devices don't need to be in 'line of sight' with the energy source but can be buried or otherwise hidden.
Having a program like Beacon in place would be a major development for Republicans -- if it truly were in place.
Shielding of the fluorophore from the water environment when intercalated within the alanyl-PNA duplex should be a major advantage of the chimeric alanyl-PNA/DNA molecular beacon.
We have also shown that stopping the beacons when a warning message is detected does not represent a major performance improvement.
The program, the composers wrote, "has been a beacon in the field," and was one of the few that afforded young composers the opportunity to have a major orchestra prepare and perform their symphonic works.
The Free Beacon story, for example, says NSF "is financing the creation of a web service that will monitor 'suspicious memes' and what it considers 'false and misleading ideas' with a major focus on political activity online".
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