Sentence examples for beacons which from inspiring English sources
Revolutions will be counterclockwise to prevent their being mistaken for airplane beacons, which revolve clockwise.
Nielsen counts video streams by using "beacons," which inform the company whenever a video starts playing.
Radio beacons, which first appeared in the 1920s, transmit in the frequency band of 285 315 kilohertz.
The main concern with beacons– which both Apple and Google are enthusiastically pushing – is one of privacy.
The Blair belief is that elite providers will act as beacons which encourage higher performance across the public sector.
The beacons, which the Federal Communications Commission approved for use in the United States last month, are not like the child or automobile tracking systems.
The famous beacon, which looks like a small Edison Lamp, can be seen for fifteen miles.
They are also fitted with an underwater locater beacon which is activated when water comes into contact with a sensor.
In 2007, it launched Facebook Beacon, which enabled members to see the net activities — even online purchases — of their friends.
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But this month, it will move into a 6,400-square-foot 6,400-square-foot 6,400-square-footts home building
