Sentence examples for which beacon from inspiring English sources

Instead, the company will partner with FAA-regulated operators like Dynamic Aviation, with which Beacon recently signed a $400 million agreement to receive 27 planes over the next three years.

The land on which Beacon House once stood is now a housing estate with street names Swinfen Broun Road and Seckham Road named after previous residents of the house.

Hence, the rate at which beacons are generated must also be controlled.

The generation rate is the rate at which beacons are sent to the MAC for transmission.

Our work is motivated by technological developments, in which beacons along the road can trigger in-car warnings, for example when a driver is approaching a lane closure.

Beacon single-hop delay T b is defined as the time interval from which the beacon is successfully received and forwarded from the beacon to the receiving node.

In that work, the accuracy of beacon registration predicted the extent to which the beacon increased path efficiency and trust in the system.

By the 1960's, like much of the city over which its beacon shone, the abandoned lighthouse had fallen into disrepair.

In the beacon-enabled mode of IEEE 802.15.4, each node employs two system parameters: BO and SO, which define beacon interval (BI and SDD, respectively, i.e., BI = aBaseSuperframeDuration × 2BO and SD = aBaseSuperframeDuration × 2SO, for 0 ≤ SO ≤ BO ≤ 14.

A woman alone is lying in a bed over which the beacon of the Eiffel Tower in Paris passes.

Flashing a Special Code We climbed the narrow stairs to the top of the tower from which the beacon beams.