Sentence examples for beacon up from inspiring English sources

At this rate, it won't be long before you need a license and registration to operate a bicycle, and you'll be wearing a giant Dayglo bodysuit with illumination circuitry, one of those Australian "smart hats," and a GPS beacon up your posterior so you don't get hit by an Apple iCar.

What's Mavis Beacon Up To These Days?

The federal government recently announced that to save money, it is putting the beacon up for auction since it is no longer considered "mission critical" to the Coast Guard.

"A constitution ought to be, like a beacon, held up to the public eye, so as to be understood by every man," Patrick Henry argued.

It connects to your iPhone via low energy Bluetooth 4.0, acting as a beacon with up to 50 metres in range.

And if that's not enough, this version comes with an IR sensor and beacon, serving up a bit of interactivity.

We have used the energy-efficiency model from [19] and the BSN-MAC model from [6], using adaptively beacon orders up to 12, in order to be able to fairly compare 2 different models with our here proposed DQ-MAC model.

"If it had been a huge beacon lifted up in the air it would have had to be bigger and would have somehow not met the brief that we discussed with Danny Boyle of making something that was rooted in where the people are".

The Washington Free Beacon showed up at the ADC's office asking for footage from the 2008 speech, according to Politico.

The peak of pique, I think, was reached Thursday, when the Washington Free Beacon dressed up some "not exact word-for-word" quotes transcribed at a 2007 discussion Hagel gave at Rutgers University by Some Guy With A Blog.

Barbara Feinberg's "Welcome to Lizard Motel: Children, Stories, and the Mystery of Making Things Up" (Beacon Press) conjures up memories of such youthful literary predilections.