Sentence examples for search beacon from inspiring English sources

The coast guard said it had called off a search for a lone American rower in the Atlantic after his emergency search beacon was found floating alone in the sea.

Also, because MSs have no information on when connectivity is available, MSs will continuously search for beacon frames or transmit probe requests.

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

Another disadvantage is that the output of the modules is either high or low, whereas it is analog for the phototransistors, which would have allowed us to quickly determine whether the receiver is rotating in the right direction (the signal would get stronger) while searching for the beacon (as it moves, the signal strength goes down).

His family had come down from Glasgow in search of a "really atmospheric" beacon site.

We're kitted out with full rucksacks of safety gear: tracking beacon, shovel, extendable search pole, and inflatable avalanche airbags.

A CR-based HAN device will search for one of these beacons at its start-up and connect to the corresponding CH's cluster once the beacon is found.

Since Agent.btz was beaconing out in search of instructions, perhaps they could devise a way to order the malware to shut itself down.

Beacon handler first checks the validity of a received beacon, and then searches for a Location table entry (LocTE) related to the sender of that beacon.

Searchlight, high-intensity electric light with a reflector shaped to concentrate the beam, used to illuminate or search for distant objects or as a beacon.

But the prickly creatures have devised a way to shorten their search: The eggs release a chemical homing beacon to help guide the sperm.