Sentence examples for new beacons from inspiring English sources
These nodes may, in turn, send new beacons and form a new cluster, resulting in a cluster-tree.
The new beacons run Bluetooth Low Energy and connect to each other automatically.
These shiny new beacons promise to free your mind, but they also have the power to drag you down.
Anarchy rules, or new beacons on the horizon?
When we hear a new rise of Klezmer and Mizrachi music, a reclaiming of Chasidic and Kabbalistic thought, and new beacons of Jewish social justice, do we celebrate the living Torah that inspires it all?
(No More Deaths volunteers insist some beacons are visible no more than 1,500 feet away). Agents check the beacons daily, are adding brighter day lights and building new beacons 10 feet taller to make them more visible, Hernandez said.
He has left us two legacies: New Beacon Books and The George Padmore Institute.
Balcombe has been kindled into the new beacon of protest against a fossil-fuelled future.
In 1966 he founded New Beacon Books, the first Caribbean publishing house, bookshop and international book service in Britain.
As a result, Governor Rowland has been trumpeting his party as the new beacon of diversity in the state.
He said the cost of Montauk's new beacon is $6,500, nearly $10,000 less than the old light.
