Sentence examples for electronic beacons from inspiring English sources

Even if the approximate location is known, the strength of the signals from the recorders' electronic beacons can be affected by the depth of water and whether they are trapped underneath wreckage.

He said research submarines would be able to operate in the area, where ocean depths are likely to be around 4km, but that they would need to be delivered quickly because the electronic beacons on the "black box" would only transmit for around a month and 12 days had already passed.

Co-operative system measure: Speed alert based on digital maps that contain legal speed limits, environmental input by electronic beacons  .

Co-operative system measure: Speed alert based on digital maps that contain legal speed limits, environmental input by electronic beacons.

Co-operative system measure: Speed alert based on digital maps that contain legal speed limits, environmental input by electronic beacons     Error 3: Wrong use of road 1. In-vehicle measure: a camera based Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)   2.

Co-operative system measure: Electronic beacons give additional information on displays in the car about the road, e.g. warning 'too fast', because of local circumstances (weather, etc)., and not only on electronic displays above the road.

The search for the black box gains urgency with each passing day because the they are designed to emit electronic beacon signals for only around 30 days.

The towed pinger locator is pulled behind a vessel at slow speeds and can hear the signals emitted by the electronic beacon on the flight data recorders to a depth of 6,100 metres (20,000 feet).

The Soviets pretty much killed the oil industry when they took over Azerbaijan in 1920, but now, the three wavy Flame Towers flicker every night with the light of 10,000 L.E.D.'s, an emblem of the city and an electronic beacon to the world: Baku is back and pumping again.

Rick Cronk, a friend of Mr. Fossett's and president of the Boy Scouts of America, said it was discouraging that there had been no contact despite word that Mr. Fossett had a watch with global positioning capabilities and a plane with an electronic beacon.

Furthermore, the position and speed of the high-speed train can also be periodically calibrated with the balise, which is an electronic beacon or transponder placed between the rails of a railway as part of an automatic train protection system.