Sentence examples for beacon of data from inspiring English sources

Your phone has long been a beacon of data, broadcasting to ad networks and data trackers, trying to build up profiles on you wherever you go to sell you things you'll never want.

The battery on the beacon of the flight data recorder expired in December 2012, the report said.

In this article, SABTS has been proposed to adjust two system parameters of superframe (i.e., BO and SO) and set the precise time for beacon transmission to achieve low energy consumption and to alleviate the collision of beacon and data packet transmissions.

where ETX,Data, ERX,Beacon and ERX,GACK are the consumed energy per transmission and reception of data packet, beacon and group acknowledgment.

In a next step, a combination of motion, GPS and beacon location data is used to bring people together at festivals, colleges, malls, gyms and many more places," he tells TechCrunch.

The contention and transmission of data depend on the values of beacon order (BO) and Superframe order (SO).

Instead of periodic beaconing, APU adapts the beacon update intervals to the mobility of the nodes and the amount of data being forwarded in the neighborhood of the nodes.

The probability of collisions of transmitting beacons and data packets can be decreased, because the beacon transmission time and active period length are accurately managed by SABTS.

The company has not been a beacon of trust with regards to user data, having to pay $20,000 for using "God View" to spy on users and reportedly paying to cover up a massive data breach.

First Lady Michelle Obama is a glowing exception to these daunting data and a beacon of beauty in this skewed aesthetic environment.

The MAC (Media Access Control) layer manages the access of data into the frequency channel and control the network beaconing.