Dia:Beacon may be the newest attraction, but its setting is also remarkable, a draw in itself.
In another way, however, Dia has strayed very far from its renovated-white-cube beginnings, of which Dia:Beacon may be the ultimate apotheosis, if not flame-out.
The unreliability of Mr. Fossett's beacon may be one reason the search for the record-setting aviator has failed so far, but other high-tech measures should make up for that.
We exclude the beacon period from this analysis since beaconing may be used by other protocols as well, such as MMAC, or periodic beaconing may be required for time synchronization, routing, etc.
Such aptamers work as molecular beacons and may be used for the detection of environmental contaminant and monitoring carcinogen or to check the level of drugs in the blood [ 3].
The beacon functionality may be the cool new thing, but the app's beacon integrations are mostly in New York for now.
If the victim is wearing an emergency beacon, you may be able to quickly locate him or her.
This information indicates that the 5 CNPs enriched in these groups, while they are not beacons of clinical disease, may be involved in the formation of islet autoantibodies, or autoimmunity.
At this year's ceremony, Sunday night at the Beacon Theater, that benchmark may be tested by both "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," which is competing for 10 Tonys, and the revival of "Follies," which is up for 8.
