Sentence examples similar to key beacon from inspiring English sources

Just like Bluetooth lets you unlock your car without a key, beacons can streamline employee access to everything from physical spaces to electronic records.

The Culture Ministry's formal order came a week after it first announced the closing of the House of Cinema, which had emerged as a low-key beacon of support for the opposition Green movement and other political voices since the disputed 2009 presidential elections and crackdown on government opponents.

The key to mastering beacons will be merging, in real-time, the context of a customer shopping trip in the store (what mission are they on?) with predictive analytics based on their past purchase behaviour (will they buy a sandwich or salad today?) with their location in the store (how long have they spent in the lunch food aisle?).

A worker node receiving the beacon will acquire keying information from the service sensor through a secure channel established based on Rabin's cryptosystem between the two nodes.

Turkey's current government is a key player – and previously a rare beacon of relative stability – in the troubled Middle East.

Using two transceivers, a push on the included key fob's button activates a beacon you've affixed to your car's windshield.

Any further unrest could change the region's dynamic, with Turkey's current government a key player – and previously a rare beacon of relative stability – in the Middle East.

A service node announces its existence through beacon broadcasting when its key space is ready.

Once a service sensor finishes the key space construction, it broadcasts a beacon message notifying others of its existence after a random delay.

However, in the immediate term, there are a plethora of B2B applications for Beacons and this is key to Credo's investment.

Here in New York, grassroots groups won approval for key infrastructure investments in the City of Beacon, and on the Sparkill Creek in Rockland County, too.