Sentence examples for beacon beacon from inspiring English sources

Museums and Galleries BEACON Beacon Beacon Open Studios, self-guided tours of artists' studios around town.

BEACON Beacon Beacon Open Studios, self-guided tours of artists' studios around town.

BEACON Beacon Artist Union New works by Herman Roggeman.

Museums and Galleries BEACON Beacon "Beacon Riverfest Art Guitars," a public art installation of nearly 50 wooden sculptures of electric guitars, displayed throughout the city through June 18.

Museums and Galleries BEACON Beacon "Windows on Main Street," mile-long site-specific public art project.

Museums and Galleries BEACON Beacon Artists Union "Temptation," paintings by Michael Gaydos.

Beacons have been a highly touted source of location and proximity data for a while now, with Forbes even naming 2015 "the year of the mobile beacon". Beacons work with SDKs (a.k.a software development kits -- more on them later) to deliver location data that is more accurate than that collected through Wi-Fi hotspots, GPS and the like.

Signal towers were also called beacons, beacon terraces, smoke mounds, mounds, or kiosks.

The venues' apps you opt into look for beacons; beacons don't look for you.

In gradient algorithm, agents broadcast information about gradient to nest or food, they switch from beacons (beacons transmit values) to walkers (walkers use those values to decide where to move) according to some criteria.

MOUNT BEACON Dia:Beacon, the contemporary art museum, frequently draws day trippers to the Hudson Valley town of Beacon.