The phrase "and beacons in the" is grammatically correct but incomplete, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
It can be used in contexts discussing navigation, signaling, or metaphorical guidance, where beacons serve as indicators or markers.
Example: "The sailors relied on the lighthouses and beacons in the fog to find their way safely to shore."
Alternatives: "and signals in the" or "and markers in the".
In 2002, he founded the National Society for Heritage, Lighthouses and Beacons in an attempt to preserve the countries forgotten lighthouses.
In 2002, he founded the National Society for Heritage, Lighthouses and Beacons, in an attempt to preserve the country's forgotten lighthouses.
The Elachi plan includes launch of a communications system and navigational beacons in the next few years to aid later orbiters and landers, while a series of "micro" missions would complement the larger landers by examining the planet more broadly, according to sources familiar with the details.
The next morning, Tintin finds electric cables and red beacons in the garden, surmising that they are there designed to attract a plane drop.
Such limit is chosen based on the proper balance achieved between the number of unnecessary transmissions avoided due to loops in the network and beacon size in the scenarios considered in our simulations.
It counters that it is doing everything it can to deter migrants from passing through the desert, including adding medically trained search and trauma teams to rescue migrants, helicopter patrols in treacherous areas and several rescue beacons in the desert that send an electronic distress signal with the push of a button.
Hopefully, the published and signed reviews will serve as beacons in the information sea and will alert the reader to articles of special interest, but also to potential problems in any article, and to articles where the main conclusions themselves are suspect.
But if we pause and consider our mad-house emergency departments and trauma centers as places of holy sanctuary, especially this holiday (Holy Day) season, maybe we'll be less bitter as we staff our brightly lit, warm and welcoming emergency departments -- beacons in the dark night of all too many hurting souls.
The heartland, which coincides partly with the counties Powys, Denbighshire, and Gwynedd, extends from the Brecon Beacons in the south to Snowdonia in the north and includes the two national parks based on those mountain areas.
While some stargazers were captivated by the northern lights, others were transfixed by the bright planets Venus and Jupiter, which appeared as bright beacons in the eastern sky near the crescent moon and star Aldebaran in the wee hours before sunrise on Sunday.
