Sentence examples for beacons at time from inspiring English sources

In this case, the coordinator receives DBI message during current beacon interval t1, t2, and decides to issue temporary beacons at time t x.

What united them in my mind was how they guided me as brilliant beacons at a time when I was discovering the full extent of twentieth-century musical possibility.

But what made him even more exceptional was his popular success, which stood out like a beacon at a time when most Soviet artistic culture was mired in stagnation.

This chapter of the book rings with the truth of those moments largely because Thomas was a reporter for the Wichita Eagle-Beacon at the time, and personally covered that story in depth.

"We're lighting the beacons at 10pm local time in a number of Commonwealth countries that are taking part, such as Kenya, Malta and Tonga, which will be the first one to be lit.

USC has always had a complex relationship with its surrounding neighborhoods — sometimes shining like a beacon, at other times seeming more like an island or a fortress attempting to wall itself in.

USC has always had a complex relationship with its surrounding neighborhoods — sometimes shining like a beacon, at other times seeming more like an island or a fortress attempting to wall itself in.

If node n1 broadcasts its beacon packet, using BPIT2 at time t3, rather than using BPIT1 at time t2, where BPIT2 > BPIT1 and t3 > t2, it is expected that there will be a higher probability of node n1 being out of the transmission range of node s which leads the NWLB problem to be more possible to happen.

Here, node s recognizes its neighboring node n1 in its list of neighbors at position n1' from the beacon packet information that arrived at time t1.

This is because the beacon packet heard from node s about node y at time t1.

Beacons at bus stops can broadcast an audio message to the user via their smartphone, providing the route number, direction and arrival time of each bus.