Sentence examples for destinations set from inspiring English sources

The wounds on my knees and chest were beacons tuned to a series of beckoning transmitters, carrying the signals, unknown to myself, which would unlock this immense stasis and free these drivers for the real destinations set for their vehicles, the paradises of the electric highway.

The bottom line is that progression into adulthood for millennials is not always linear: they are taking a variety of paths and longer routes to reach some — though not all — of the destinations set by previous generations.

Birmingham was on the original list of 10 UK destinations set to benefit initially from a £100m UK government fund to create "super-connected" cities. Chancellor George Osborne announced the plans earlier this year, which should see three million UK residents benefit from high-speed broadband by the year 2015.

For those seeking secret shelters and corporate shells, the mighty United States (which unsurprisingly doesn't feature much in the Panama Papers) is one of the world's most appealing destinations: setting up a shell corporation in Delaware, for instance, requires less background information than obtaining a driver's license.

Also, TTPM allows some intermediate nodes that are not in the destination set to perform multicast functions.

The car is summoned by a smartphone for pick up at the user's location with the destination set.

When only one destination is left in the destination set, we use either wait (no further relay) or focus (with further relay) to reach the final destination.

The compare part determines when a new search branch is needed, and the split part decides how the destination set should be partitioned.

Through the smartphone app, owners can input navigation destination, set battery charging times and schedule service with local dealers.

Finally, delete node Dv from the set D and update the order in "starving" destination set D. Step 5: Check whether the set D is empty.

And the two panel members in addition expressed their interest in bypassing a landing on the moon the destination set by U.S. President George W. Bush in 2004 in favor of a lunar flyby or rendezvous with an asteroid or Martian moon.