Sentence examples for beacons in order from inspiring English sources

Further afield, ICA and Coop – two of the largest supermarket chains in Sweden – have officially said they are exploring beacons in order to make communications in the supermarkets more relevant.

After the completion of cluster formation, all the WBANs broadcast solicitation beacons in order to discover their neighbors in a cluster.

However, both AMD and UV-CAST resort to appending a message list with variable length to beacons in order to prevent that repeated messages are unnecessarily disseminated in the network.

Thus, when a vehicle receives or needs to transmit a warning message, we stop the beacons in order to reduce the contention for this type of messages as shown in Fig. 5.

With a national chief technology officer in place, combined with an informed engagement team versed in social sciences and psychology, he can use technology and two-way channels to not only increase economic efficiencies and boost education and media literacy, but also to "listen" to those influential beacons in order to continue to redraw, or potentially erase, party lines.

We've been hearing a lot about iBeacon and Bluetooth Low Energy-powered devices in the retail sector, where stores are beginning to roll out support for beacons in order to better communicate with customers via apps, allowing them to share offers, send alerts, and advertise to consumers.

Lenovo's Mirage headset is a tad complicated to get running with — it requires a sort of tracking beacon in order to anchor things to the real world.

Second, when several forthcoming turn options exist, wayfinders may activate a beacon in order to disambiguate which intersection to use (Christenfeld, 1995).

Multi-beacon superframe (MBS) and greedy GTS allocation (GGA) algorithms are proposed to decompose a single beacon interval into multiple sub-beacon intervals in order to reduce the bandwidth waste problem [23].

In the United States the earliest railed pavements were in or adjacent to Boston, where in 1807 (when it was decided to flatten the top of Beacon Hill in order to enlarge the Massachusetts statehouse) a tramway was constructed to carry gravel to the base of the hill to begin filling the Back Bay.

During a scan, in addition to obtaining the RSS value at each frequency, the trace mobile attempts to synchronize with the beacon signal in order to read the BSIC value.