Sentence examples for beacons to allow from inspiring English sources

33 As the next step, we envision replacing IFN-γ Abs with aptamer beacons to allow capturing T-cells and monitoring dynamics of IFN-γ release from these cells.

The whole purpose of Beacon is to allow advertisers to run ads next to these purchase messages.

Shopkick's CEO Bill Demas claimed last fall the app has 23 million monthly active users, and has been working with retailers to integrate with their beacon technology to allow shoppers to earn points by walking into stores.

In a 802.15.4 star-based network, the beacon mode appears to allow for the greatest energy efficiency.

Yet the Great Wall was not meant to be a purely defensive fortification; its towers functioned rather as a series of lit beacons and signalling stations to allow rapid warning to friendly units of advancing enemy troops.

The location for the production is especially evocative: a replica village in the Brecon Beacons, originally constructed in order to allow postwar British troops to practise tank warfare in anticipation of the Russians rolling into West Germany.

"The upper screens function as digital signage, creating an ad-supported revenue stream that allows Beacon to provide its other functions free of charge.

On his Silicon Alley Insider blog, he argues that Beacon — a Facebook feature intended to allow advertisers to exploit the connections between friends — has essentially "flopped" after generating fierce resistance from Facebook users.

He described the glass cylinder addition as a "beacon", and topped it with a glass roof to allow plentiful sunlight inside.

The upper screens function as digital signage, bringing in advertising revenues and allowing the Beacon to provide its other functions free.

The Border Patrol has installed rescue beacons in remote areas along the border, including several in the Buenos Aires refuge, to allow immigrants in distress to call for help.