Sentence examples for beacon towards from inspiring English sources

The OGS will also transmit a laser beacon towards the CubeSat to guide its fine-pointing system.

Moreover, traditional mental health practice ignores the need to identify how to arouse your inner life, your true self, which is the beacon towards healthy "work and "life" choices.

But if your project is to convince people that religion is evil and should be wiped from the face of the earth, and that rational, enlightened atheism is the beacon of truth towards which we must steer the storm-battered ship of the human race – or whatever – is directly assaulting religion, or one particular religion, over and over the best tactic?

Thus, BM could act as a beacon, guiding bees towards the hive.

This would at least give us and the user an idea about where the beacon is by heading towards the direction of greater signal strength according to the receiver.

The 182 bus from Shaftesbury stops at Compton Abbas and Fontmell Magna, except on Sundays. 1 Turn left out of Spread Eagle Hill car park and follow the road north towards Shaftesbury for about 300m. 2 Walk through the gate and continue straight on, following the fence line towards Melbury Beacon.

The 182 bus from Shaftesbury stops at Compton Abbas and Fontmell Magna, except on Sundays. 1 Turn left out of Spread Eagle Hill car park and follow the road north towards Shaftesbury for about 300m. 2 Walk through the gate and continue straight on, following the fence line towards Melbury Beacon.

The ADCS is also sent the OBT/BSM offset so that the coarse pointing error can be closed, bringing the telescope boresight towards the beacon direction and reducing the possibility of the BSM exceeding its excursion limits.

Then the aircraft should descend to 640 meters (2,100 ft) and head towards Namsos Beacon inbound.

We eventually saw the Citadel on the hill and started working our way towards the beacon.

The new Government Communication Service: will take significant steps towards creating the "beacon of best practice" which Bob Kerslake refers to.