Sentence examples for powerful beacon from inspiring English sources

In order to make the most powerful beacon (the power is determined by height), you will need 164 blocks of any one of those four materials.

So instead of a powerful beacon advertising wind power's potential to the world, the Freedom Tower has become a bland, and slightly paranoid, office block.

Yet Italian laws and regulations, changing and chaotic; our arrival centers, coast guard and border police, and our doubts and contradictions are light-years away from the powerful beacon that the torch of Lady Liberty represents.

But as the deepening bite of the credit crisis spreads from Wall Street and takes a global toll — torpedoing once-buoyant markets from Shanghai to Stockholm — the Gate has recently become an even more powerful beacon for a swarm of deal makers looking to stake their claim in one of the world's last remaining bull markets.

California's network of marine protected areas is a powerful beacon of hope.

"The extraterrestrials have to help us a lot," he explained, by beaming powerful beacons our way.

The big networks emerged out of that soup, and to this day they remain powerful beacons.

The debate dates to 1989, when astronomers first saw powerful beacons of x-rays outside the centers of other galaxies.

Newborn neutron stars may be powerful beacons of gravitational waves, the ripples in the fabric of space-time predicted by Einstein's theory of gravity.

SETI's 50 years of occasional looking have falsified several tempting ideas that signals will be always broadcasting, that wealthy advanced societies will build powerful beacons, probably omnidirectional, that these elder gods will make it easy for entry-level societies to find their civilizations.

Moreover, the use of small robotic probes with widely distributed beacons in individual systems, rather than a small number of powerful, centralized beacons, would provide a security advantage to the civilization using them.