Sentence examples for beacons a set from inspiring English sources

In this article, a system based on Optical Beacons, a set of external and well-controlled pulsed light sources located throughout the detector, is described.

New tasks are doled out from blinking beacons in the landscape – kill a set number of these enemies, collect a set number of those items – and the satisfying compulsion loops of the role-playing game are immediately obvious.

At the same time, their building, between 71st and 72nd Streets, is near the Beacon Theater, where Ms. Kahn, a set designer, sometimes works.

To assess the significance of this long tail with higher density, we performed 1,000 permutations by choosing a set of random beacons from the CpG locations in the h1c1o1 genomic set.

Simility's approach is to use a set of APIs and beacons that essentially monitor digital transactions and buying activity wherever they happen to take place: on mobile, web or in physical environments.

Yes, there's a risk that villagers across the country will ape this little corner of the Brecon Beacons and set up similar aggressive offshore structures, but it's highly unlikely.

If funding could be found, the next phase would see the ATSB set the replica flaperons with satellite beacons and set them adrift at different points in the southern Indian Ocean around 8 March next year: the third anniversary of the disaster.

As soon as the "s" code is detected the experiment is started by blindfolding the participant, the tachistoscopic glasses are activated by calling the activate_periphera function, the status changes to 1 (waiting for the first beacon), the number of registered beacons is set to 0 and the timeout to end the experiment is stored in the end_experiment variable in milliseconds.

Debra Adamsons, who managed and owned Bruised Apple Books in Peekskill with Scott Sailor, picked the riverfront town of Beacon to set up a new store of used and rare books, which opened last month.

I have a theory that beacons are not set up for success -- and here is why.

Although the astronomers are being circumspect, some ar talking about the possibility that thesignals may be from navigation beacons set up by an advanced civilization, if they are not natural phenomena, were put there by this civilization-which would have to be a millenni ahead of us in technology.