Sentence examples for beacon so that from inspiring English sources

The coordinator announces its presence as a parent node, using a PA packet as beacon, so that all other nodes can start trying to establish a father-and-child relation with it.

While in the cell, Skaldak turned on his homing beacon so that the other Ice Warriors could find him and rescue him.

It's now finished kitting out its two terminals with around 2,000 battery-powered beacons so that digital map users will get a more accurate blue dot as they wander around.

The concept is to embed Bluetooth beacons into every restaurant table so that table occupancy can be remotely monitored via the restaurant's point of sales software backend, i.e. rather than needing staff on the floor constantly checking and noting when new customers sit down.

The concept is to embed Bluetooth beacons into every restaurant table so that table occupancy can be remotely monitored via the restaurant's point of sales software backend, i.e. rather than needing staff on the floor constantly checking and noting when new customers sit down.

Remove anything that appears to be a beacon, so you can get players lost.

In Beacon!" So many people have moved to Beacon from Brooklyn that people now call it NoBro, he said.

So that's why I had approached him with a book idea". Beacon Press, started in 1854, publishes about 50 titles a year, mostly nonfiction.

Then, distributed algorithms share beacon information, so that the remainder of the nodes can estimate their position.

A shining beacon of excellence so that as soon as people see it they will know immediately that it is an excellent blog, and say: "Gosh, that Lyn Gardner's latest blog, it's really excellent".

Here are the shiningest three shit-beacons so far.