Sentence examples for original beacon from inspiring English sources

(Citysearch was an original Beacon partner, but it shut that down long ago).

After seeing the Beacon pop-up on CBS Sportsline, I went to other original Beacon partner sites to see if I could recreate the same experience on sites that Facebook may have been able to coax back into the fold, but I wasn't able to.

Estimote's Stickers are iterations on their original Beacon gadgets, which provide developers with a ready-made Bluetooth LE device that can plug into Estimote's SDK and give apps hyperlocal awareness – letting them detect nearby devices and provide contextual information about the world around them instantly.

Pricing has improved vs. the original Beacons package, too, with a pack of 10 devices retailing for $99, which is the same price as a pack of just three.

In the class of hairpin probe, the original molecular beacons are too specific for FMCA [29] so that the less specific shared-stem molecular beacons [24] were chosen.

It was vacant for six years, and the new owners wisely chose to retain the original signage (a gorgeous neon beacon), handsome Art Deco bar and red-and-cream booths, original terrazzo floors, and acoustical-tile ceiling.

He and his family renovated the house with the architect Galia Solomonoff, who designed Dia: Beacon; they preserved original wood and detail, and added a teak-and-glass extension on the back.

Launched just 18 months after Kickstarter itself, the original Glif was an early beacon of what was to come for the crowdfunding platform, with an innovative tripod mount for smartphones unlike any other.

For its part, Adero had been struggling to find the right margins and business model for TrackR, and attempts to expand the original product — such as a Beacon device called the Atlas — also met dead ends (after a debut at CES, the Atlas never made it to market).

The original light was a hexagonal beacon lantern made of brass and copper.

Beacon students developed original poetry, drama, dance and music based on their response to the play.