An outdoor audience seated on bleachers at Riverfront Park in Beacon, for example, will watch as a flaming boat makes its way down the Hudson.
Whereas Mr Blair sees Britain's role as a bridge between America and Europe, for Mr Brown Britain is not so much a bridge as a beacon, for example in areas such as foreign aid.Closer to home, Mr Brown is less Europhile than Mr Blair, but then the EU has changed too.
For this reason, BEACON, for example, does not correct the stop and start positions in a Genbank file.
Imagine if GPS had been deployed in a similar manner to beacons and, for example, if Google seized control of California, Apple secured rights to Nevada, and TomTom gained exclusive access to The Netherlands.
Present-day Beacon Hill, for example, is purely snobbish.
The Free Beacon story, for example, says NSF "is financing the creation of a web service that will monitor 'suspicious memes' and what it considers 'false and misleading ideas' with a major focus on political activity online".
In an IEEE 802.15.4 network operating with beacon mode, for example, a periodic task can assume that its period is coincident with the period of the superframe and it may wish to use at least one slot per superframe.
While Lyst has in the past started to dip its toes into physical commerce (working with PayPal on its Beacon rollout for example to let in-store browsers buy items online if the stock in one place is not available) it looks like right now the focus will be on global expansion and adding more commerce sources to add to its universal shopping cart.
Beacon Hill architecture, for example is the creation of a 17th century idea.
They [flight recorders] typically have a radio beacon and so for example our P3 [which carries a radar] - if they are flying within a certain range of that - will pick up that radio beacon.
