Sentence examples for beacons to indicate from inspiring English sources
In this case, the primary transmitter (PT) and primary receiver (PR) have the capability to send out special messages such as beacons to indicate they are doing communications.
The beacon always pointed in the direction of the current destination and if it was outside of the participant's current field of view a red arrow pointed left or right to indicate the beacon's location.
It also used markers to indicate the onset of a beacon request.
Preliminary studies seemed to indicate that this noise served primarily as an emergency beacon, allowing the ants to shout for help when being threatened by a predator.
Most F.A.D.'s are equipped with radio beacons that relay their position back to the boats; some also have biomass sensors to indicate how many fish are in the neighborhood.
The deployment effort is measured by the number of beacons to deploy, and the location accessibility to deploy the beacons.
In the non-beacon-enabled mode, there are no regular beacons, but the coordinator may unicast beacons to a soliciting device.
Because aircraft could not operate without fixed land references (particularly on long-distance trips), it became necessary to develop an elaborate system of navigation aids (first visual, using beacons, now electronic, using radar) to help indicate the current aircraft position.
At the briefing Wednesday, Paul Louis Arslanian, who is directing the investigation, said searchers were working day and night to find the beacon that would indicate where in the ocean the voice and data recorders ended up.
A navigation aid consisted of a floating beacon that indicated the general direction to the destination and its current distance (Fig. 1b).
Second, the pattern of glacial lineations in and around the Brecon Beacons indicates that peripheral mountain ranges may have deflected ice flow at the LGM, resulting in low basal ice flow velocities and possible frozen-bed conditions over higher terrain which consequently resulted in ineffective glacial erosion within the mountains themselves.
