. .. like a beacon in the galaxy.

The relative movement between the satellite and the beacon imparts a Doppler frequency shift on the beacon signal, which is received by the LUT and then processed to calculate the location of the beacon.

Beacon is a city located in Dutchess County, New York, United States.

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You want to give them a beacon light?

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The United Nations is their beacon of hope it is their light.

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NATO is supposed to be a beacon for countries struggling to establish democracy and freedom.

And I can light up the Nutmeg like a beacon.

I kept dry branches ready to flame into a mighty beacon.

A specific 406 MHz beacon coding protocol is used to differentiate between a ship security alert and a distress alert.

3 The Beacon (Tortola), 6 January 1994.

7 The Beacon (Tortola), 25 November 1993.

10 The Beacon (Tortola), 16 January 1994.

16 The Beacon (Tortola), 13 November 1993.

24 The Beacon (Tortola), 13 January 1994.

30 The Beacon (Tortola), 7 October 1993.

36 The Beacon (Tortola), 27 January 1994.

12 The Beacon (Tortola), 11 November 1993.

For nearby countries, Europe no longer shines as a beacon of democracy.

And a caller towards God by His leave , and an illuminating beacon .

His legacy will remain a beacon for all people of good will.

May the High Commissioner serve as a beacon of freedom and justice.

Provision is made to install Precision Approach Radar (PAR) and a VOR DME navagation beacon at Tuzla airport ( 1,140,000).

For nearly 60 years, UNICEF has stood as a beacon of hope for the world's children.

The specification prohibits the use of a homing device in order to make beacon transmissions covert.

The Bucharest summit suggests that the beacon has been switched off.

The beacon of hope shining from Geneva should guide us all.

It is of course my hope and I know it is a hope shared by all that that declaration will be a beacon of light to all of the people who look to this United Nations for so much, a beacon of light shining on a new path for the United Nations in the years ahead.

If America would only follow that advice, it might really be a beacon of hope and a shining example.

Given such a formidable threat, the United Nations once again shines like a beacon of hope for the world.

It was to be hoped that Tokelau would become a beacon for other Territories and administering Powers.

The United Nations must remain the catalyst and unquenchable beacon for Chernobyl.

Over the years, the United Nations has become a beacon of hope for a just, equitable, and peaceful international order.

Today South Africa can be held up as a beacon of hope and a testament to the triumph of democracy.

Our United Nations has today become a beacon signalling a safe haven from upheavals caused by conflicts of all kinds.

But Europe's new eastern members can also act as a beacon for the Union, as Jacques Rupnik suggests.

However, with the remarkable progress achieved during the past year, a beacon of hope radiates across the region.

5 The BVI Beacon, 18 February 2005, BBC Monitoring Americas, 3 December 2004.

The final day of the course consisted of breakout sessions to explore the important aspects of beacon registration and the options for establishing national databases versus using the International Beacon Registration Database.

America, Y argues, must first put its own house in order if it is to recover credible global influence as a beacon of prosperity and justice.

The new South Africa, too, is facing immense challenges, but at the same time it has become a beacon of hope for the entire African continent.