Sentence examples for beacons at the from inspiring English sources

Enforcement is done using more DSRC beacons at the roadside, and also visually.

Jesse L. Greenstein, who helped explain astronomical exotica like unimaginably bright beacons at the edge of the universe and hot cinders of burned-out stars, died on Monday in Arcadia, Calif.

The MoD is working with Dyfed Powys Police to investigate what happened, and released a statement today which said: "It is with great sadness that the Ministry of Defence can confirm the death of L/Cpl Craig Roberts and another Army reserve soldier during a training exercise in the Brecon Beacons at the weekend.

Bruno Peek, pageant-master of the beacons at the 2002 golden jubilee and now again, said: "We set out to mark the year by having 2,012 beacons worldwide, which would have been the most ever for this type of occasion.

Two bodies have been recovered after searches for missing men at separate reservoirs in the Brecon Beacons at the weekend.

The address of a receiver is the set of distances to molecular beacons at the location of the receiver.

In terms of energy security, the signs across Europe and even to some extent in the US, are that backing gas now, rather than a range of renewables will be a strategic folly, a bit like investing in a nationwide network of fire signal-beacons at the dawn of telegraphy.

The project matches well with the government's desire to make Ethiopia a beacon at the Horn of Africa and across the continent.

The Cockpit Voice Recorder or CVR, located by its location beacon at the crash site yesterday afternoon, records the conversations of the pilot and co-pilot.

A Tallulah Bankhead biopic is a beacon at the end of a schedule so manic she refers to an IV drip in her future.

If you go round and behind the fence, however, you'll reach a bright yellow beacon at the edge of a water breaker.