Sentence examples for beacons whose from inspiring English sources
The subject was tailor-made for him, from the cliffs rising hundreds of feet above the sea to the beacons whose technology seems with hindsight to anticipate that of moving pictures.
A malicious insider generating false beacons whose digital signature is verifiable can cause serious accidents and possibly loss of life.
For example, when the airship is flying over a city, buildings can be used as visual beacons whose geometrical properties are known from the digital map or a geographical information system (GIS).
In this paper, we have proposed a low-cost self-localization method which uses 4 elements of microphones, wheel rotation and sound sources as beacons, whose absolute location and frequency bands are known.
One cog in that machine, he said, is Continetti's Free Beacon, whose "sole goal" is "slandering its political opponents".
A solitary grooved beacon, whose practical military use is a puzzle, sits majestically atop a coarse outcrop over swirling seas at Les Landes, Jersey.
It joins the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in Peekskill and, farther on, Dia:Beacon, whose high-quality exhibitions routinely make the Hudson Valley irresistible to visitors from all over the world.
Born and raised near the South Street Seaport, Mr. Wong, 29, has always lived in the shadow of the World Trade Center, a comforting beacon whose birth and maturation mirrored his own.
CJ Ciaramella is a reporter for the Washington Free Beacon whose writing has also appeared in Salon, The Awl and The Weekly Standard.
CJ Ciaramella is a reporter for the Washington Free Beacon whose writing has also appeared in Salon, The Awl, and The Weekly Standard.
And I have already taken a huge dump on this story, which appeared on the Washington Free Beacon, whose writers will admonish you if you take them seriously, and insist that you don't, so I feel bad for everyone who encountered Graham today, reeking of the bottom of some stank barrel.
