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He piloted it to considerable success, attracting both blue-collar and professional parents to a beacon for high-achieving students.

If the devices are moving, then beaconing design for high-speed moving devices is much complicated.

Recently, Su and co-workers [63] demonstrated a novel AuNP-SiNW-based molecular beacons (MBs) for high-sensitivity multiplex DNA detection (Figs. 11 and 12).

During the go-go '90s, with the Internet booming, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab stood like a white beacon for a shining, high-tech future filled with gadgets, gizmos and seemingly endless funding.

Lastly, for high BO networks, beacon order of neighboring coordinators is decreased when weak connectivity is detected by parent coordinator with any of its member device.

As the last vestige of a pre-feminist era, when women were defined by the social standing of their families and spouses, the countess remains a beacon for what is left of high society.

For high density network there is some probability of beacon collision.

Further, Japan has been a beacon for quality engineering of consumer-friendly high technology.

In order to increase sensor node connectivity time with coordinator, [9] proposes the use of time-stamped beacons with highest LQI for coordinator selection.

Was he a beacon for his flock?

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