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The group had come to the rink at Bryant Park from a Beacon community center in the Williamsbridge section of the Bronx.
In 1992, Bosnia-Herzegovina's capital went from a beacon of diversity, with Yugoslav Muslims, Christians and Jews worshiping within feet of one other, to the site of a nearly four-year siege claiming more than 11,000 lives.
In addition, propagation data will be available from a beacon receiver, also developed by Joanneum Research.
The moving targets, namely, listeners, infer distance from a beacon by estimating time difference between reception of RF and ultrasound.
Linear velocity of sweeping beam on the sensor array can be interpreted as the distance from a beacon based on an equation.
Again, could it realistically pick up a signal from a beacon that has limited range itself, and could be up to 4,500m below the surface?
In the 'Before convergence' phase, each node cannot transmit data and must wait for a beacon signal from the body coordinator.
"PayPal continues to withhold funds from WikiLeaks, a beacon of truth in these dark times," the group wrote in the letter.
Far from being a beacon for human rights, the UK has little legitimacy around the world when it comes to taking sides in wars – a fact that parliament recognised in its welcome vote last Thursday.
Every vehicle updates its local neighborhood information T n with the content received from either a beacon or a data message.
Pendants from Niche Modern, a Beacon, N.Y., company that specializes in hand-blown glass shades, offer a quieter, more elegant look.
