Let's start a new channel together and make it stick and become a beacon to all Americans.
Paired with a smartphone, it uses location information from Microsoft's Bing maps, which can be supplemented by tiny Bluetooth-enabled beacons stuck to lamp-posts around the city.
The beacon was a stick (15 cm high and a 4 cm diameter) with alternating black and white stripes (2 cm).
A product called Stick-N-Find has a solution: a Bluetooth beacon with an adhesive backing that you can stick to your keys or anything else you might lose.
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An additional installation, Bill Bell's Light Sticks, is embedded in the walls of the Beacon Hill Tunnel.
Their product, the Beacon, now looks like a lumpen, colored gem and sticks to the wall, reporting on current retail traffic and pushing notifications to shoppers – who have pre-registered for the messages, of course.
She sees Neoplatonism as his beacon, but she is glad for him that, before he stuck his head up among the stars, his feet had been planted on the ground by Aristotle and Aquinas.
Distressed, the natives built thatch-roofed hangars, a beacon tower made of bamboo and an airplane made of sticks and leaves.
That is because air-traffic management (ATM) systems are stuck in the 1950s.Instead of flying straight, planes must zigzag from one ground beacon to the next, and ascend and descend in steps, at each stage obtaining permission from the ground.
