beacon造句
(91) Remember , the movement of Awareness is occurring on or through the Homing beacon , and the real movement is a movement of arousal , of regaining Consciousness .
(92) But at Beacon House Middle School in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, that new nuclear balance is a point of pride: Pakistan is one of only nine countries in the nuclear club. It can defend itself.
(93) The same white T - shirt came as beacon light of hope to millions of fans.
(94) Three satellites cluster for time-difference localization is applied to find the radar beacon position on the ground.
(95) Reduced the distance between gate and beacon in the 3rd mission in the Illegal Activity sequence for level 2 and 3.
(96) Luna is a shining beacon for the Sentinel, an ever vigilant protector.
(97) Arcturus is the brightest star in your western sky, so you can't miss this yellow - orange beacon.
(98) Anchored on the bank of the Grand River, the School is a beacon within Cambridge's downtown core.
(99) This is the reason why the storm is also known as the Maracaibo Beacon as light has been used for navigation by ships for ages.
(100) According to the plan, Beacon Hill Park will be a feature of the European landscape park with the rules and get a green geometric patterns characterized.
(101) A method of measuring manual VSAT receiving antenna gain by using the satellite beacon and high gain standard horn antenna is described in this paper.
(102) FYI, XK beacon is working all right. Please check it again after 5 minutes.
(103) The ancient beacon fire and smoke relics tell people about the changes of time.
(104) Whether it is a single remote carrier monitor, beacon receiver or any combination of our product line, they will have complete control and feedback of their system from anywhere in the world.
(105) Some people put it as a navigation beacon of guidance.
(106) Founded in 1996, the Emma Goldman Finishing School is an intentional community in the North Beacon Hill neighborhood of Seattle. Formerly known as the Beacon Hill House,[http:///beacon.html] we changed our name in 2003.
(107) When the Empire discovered the location of the Rebels by following a homing beacon secreted aboard the Millennium Falcon, the Death Star soon appeared in the Yavin system.
(108) Each sunset shall be a flaming beacon to remind all men of their burning steadfastness.
(109) Accident reason: The plane falls in the harsh weather condition of nightly strong flatus, with enter to 23 runway to beacon and range finder completely land nearly.
(110) A talent War beacon fire Shenzhen real estate as a whole.
(111) Molecular beacon is a kind of high sensitive and selective fluorescence oligonucleotide probes that is producing fluorescence upon hybridizing with their complementary DNA or RNA targets.
(112) To address the phenomenon of temporary communication blindness resulted from fixed period beacon exchange in mobile wireless sensor networks, an adaptive beacon exchange algorithm is proposed.
(113) The Great Wall comprises walls , passes , fortresses and beacon towers, creating a complete military defense system.
(114) A false target criterion is introduced to distinguish between potential false objects and true beacon which based on the closed curve fitting of image edge.
(115) Arts are the beacon light of those who are now suffering hungry, diseases, disasters, and troubles.
(116) Mr Ucles is armed with just a tent, a kayak, a hunting knife and an emergency beacon as he treks through the Queensland bushland - which is home to many deadly snakes.
(117) Moreover, aptazymes as catalytic molecular beacon provide a new orientation for analysis of effector molecules.
(118) Example: Because of the efforts of fine Americans like Frederick Douglass, countless others have seen the shining beacon of light that is education.
(119) A navigation beacon is mounted on the largest tern island in Hong Kong.
(120) Hardware designs the interface circuit between ATmegal280 and GPS. electronic compass, inclinometer, beacon receiver or digital tuner, including DC motor drive, button, display peripheral circuits.
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