Sentence examples for beacon to be from inspiring English sources

He clearly wanted Dia:Beacon to be the foundation's centerpiece forever, without having to compete with a New York City entity that would inevitably drain attention and money.

3. The participant is blindfolded again because the beacon has been reached and the program is waiting for the participant to press the button and for the last beacon to be reached.

Unlike previous work on multimodal positioning, we allow the beacons to be dynamically deployed (dropped by the user) at previously unknown locations.

Both of these competitors require those beacons to be placed in stores and both wake up the user phone – effectively spamming them.

Mr Peek said: "Originally we were looking for 2,012 beacons to be lit across the United Kingdom, Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, the Commonwealth and the UK's overseas territories because 2,012 had never been lit before.

According to the above analysis, we estimated the number of CpG beacons to be ~1.19 million in the human genome.

If approved by the Development and Planning Commission, the beacon will soon be retired as the stadium will obstruct the lighthouse's beam and a new beacon is to be installed on top of the proposed stadium whilst retaining the lighthouse building as a historic landmark.

On the morning that the Beacon was to be distributed, I bounded out of bed a full 20 minutes early.

The adopted plan provided for four new streets parallel to the Mill Dam (Beacon Street), to be intersected by cross streets.

(inMarket is the first beacon platform to be verified in this way).

Therefore, we conclude that asymmetric PCR enables TaqMan and shared-stem molecular beacon probes to be successfully used for FMCA.