Sentence examples for beacon of its from inspiring English sources

But it shows the tensions in the film industry in the UAE, as a potential beacon of its lightspeed passage into the modern world.

During the route construction, all nodes sense the beacon of its previous hop nodes.

If a node can sense the beacon signal of its previous nodes it can be a candidate for the next hop node of the route.

Guayaquil has undergone a transformation in recent years from a city of filth and fear to a beacon of modernity, its crowning glory an immaculate riverside boardwalk, Malecon 2000.

What was recently AT&T's beacon of growth, its wireless operation, has been spun off to the company's shareholders -- according to Mr. Armstrong's plan of a year ago -- and can no longer cover for the other divisions.

Since all nodes in the route can detect the beacon signal of its previous hop node, the route can be selected as to remove the self flow interference due to the hidden nodes.

The temperature cycle added to PCR cycling conditions leads to maximum binding of beacon to its target sequence.

Will our country continue to act as a beacon of hope for its neighbours by passing its first democratic test and establishing a new society?

But it has re-emerged to become a beacon of revival and its population rose 11.5 per cent in the five years until 2012, making it the fastest-growing town in the country.

Saakashvili has long been a darling of the West for his promises to remake Georgia as a beacon of democracy in its rough neighborhood.

Founded in 1959, the St. Paul institution rededicated itself several years ago to becoming the best, the "beacon of light," in its field.