Sentence examples for on a beacon from inspiring English sources

Route 22 in New Jersey, which once appeared to aim directly for the World Trade towers on the horizon as though homing in on a beacon, is now a disembodied shopping strip that might be in any edge city in America.

Others, e.g., Bluetooth, wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi), and Zigbee rely on a beacon strategy, where all nodes in the network follow the same time reference given by a master node broadcasting a reference signal [12].

If they delay in making this decision, the notification When hide and they can make a decision at a later time.

If BO = 15, the coordinator will not transmit beacon frames except when requested to do so, such as on receipt of a beacon request command.

And this market is still uncertain enough to not provide enough of a beacon on where it is going".

Paul Hackman from Natural England said: "I'm not ruling out the idea of a beacon on the beacon, it's just that we need to find the right location.

Robert Stevenson, chief engineer of the Northern Lighthouse Board (NLB) landed on the reef in 1804 and reported on the need for a beacon of some kind there.

When his four-wheel-drive vehicle broke down, he turned on an emergency beacon and figured that he and his cousin would soon be rescued.

Searching for a beacon on stability, Congress invited a former Treasury secretary, Robert E. Rubin, to consult on remedies.

They vowed to keep on rocking as "a beacon of compassion, love, progression forward, being part of something greater".

A tactile treat of textures and a zigzag puzzle of tailoring made Bottega Veneta's show on Sunday a beacon of excellence.