Try to grow a black hole fast enough to explain the ones that existed in the real universe when it was just a billion years old: monsters a billion times the mass of the sun that drive the powerful
beacons called quasars.
Katelin Schutz, a theorist at the University of California, Berkeley, says that clarity could come even faster from stellar
beacons called millisecond pulsars, which emit exquisitely regular pulses of radio waves.
Conversion Beacons and Conversion Points The conversion
beacon calls a visitor to action.
Prime example number one is the fact that you were banned from Book Riot, and you took that as fuel to create this article which is practically
a beacon calling you out on your sexism.
By definition a sort of blaring thing that distinguishes itself from its surroundings,
a beacon calls attention to itself, but more importantly serves to herald something else.
Not exact matches
One of those programs is
called NightSkies 1.2, a «
beacon / loader / implant tool» that the CIA has been using since 2008, according to WikiLeaks.
Xperiel's app - development tool also lets stadium owners and sports teams create mobile apps that use a smartphone's sensors in conjunction with so -
called beacons that stadium operators can place throughout the facility.
These third parties may use cookies, pixel tags (also
called web
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You hold the firmest convictions about Our Lord; believing him to be truly «of David's line in his manhood», yet Son of God by the divine will and power; truly born of a virgin; baptised by John «for his fulfilling of all righteousness»; and in the days of Pontius Pilate and Herod the Tetrarch truly pierced by nails in his human flesh (a fruit imparting life to us from his most blessed passion), so that by his resurrection he might set up a
beacon for all time to
call together his saints and believers, whether Jews or Gentiles, in the one bodyof his Church» (Smyrna I, 1 - 6).
They even
call him a «
beacon of efficiency» up front and that is certainly something that Arsenal could do with.
selectivemutism.org Web pages may contain electronic images known as Web
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called single - pixel gifs — that allow Selective Mutism Association to count users who have visited those pages and to deliver co-branded services.
Gordon Brown has
called for supporters of the United Kingdom to «speak up» against growing separatist
calls, saying it could be a «
beacon for the world».
New York has often been a
beacon of progressive action; that's why we're coming together to
call on Comptroller Scott Stringer and pension trustees stand with us on the right side of history.»
Finally, we
call on all the elected governors of the PDP who are the leading
beacon of light.
A spokesman says the state is missing a chance in what he
calls the «dangerous» age of President Trump to be a «progressive
beacon to the rest of the nation.»
With echoes of Tony Blair, he spoke of «our belief in equality of opportunity, as opposed to equality of outcome» and he
called Britain a «
beacon in an uncertain world».
A spokesman for Senate Democrats said the state is missing a chance to be a «progressive
beacon to the rest of the nation» in what he
called the «dangerous» age of President Donald Trump.
Currently, the best measurements of those variables come from a system
called very - long - baseline interferometry (VLBI), which uses radio dishes spaced across Earth to stare at quasars — brilliant
beacons in the distant universe that occasionally flicker.
Then in 1999, astrophysicists detected a steady buzz of x-rays flowing from an object
called Sagittarius A *, a radio
beacon at the galaxy's core — additional evidence for a black hole.
Schlumberger is what Teresa Rees, rapporteur for this and two previous European Commission reports (the ETAN report on the situation of European women in academic science and the Helsinki Group report comparing women in science across 30 European countries),
calls a «
beacon.»
To contemplate genius is to
call forth history's month fascinating people.Take Leonardo da Vinci, whose artworks — The Last Supper, the Mona Lisa — shine like
beacons across the centuries.
Kaufman and colleagues engineered the fish so that individual cells would light up in fluorescent green if a gene
called crestin was turned on — a «
beacon» indicating activation of a genetic program characteristic of stem cells.
When these tiny
beacons reached the mPOA, they ended up highlighting VTA - projecting neurons that express a gene
called neurotensin.
Dr. Jean Brodie, from the University of California at Santa Cruz, will trace the formation and evolution of galaxies over cosmic time, making use of some «astronomical fossils»
called globular star clusters, that are bright
beacons tracing all the mergers and acquisitions that have assembled into present day galaxies.
We, along with advertising technology companies and service providers that provide services to us and our business partners, may also use technologies that communicate information from your Internet browser or the Tubi video player to a web server, including so -
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GREENVILLE, Miss. — They
called it «River City,» singled out half a century ago as a
beacon of hope for school integration in the South.
Like a
beacon for the weary traveler and a
call to the busy bee, Cinnamon Lakeside is the perfect way to escape within the city and find the luxuries of resort life.
Htel Serviced Apartments also uses invisible pixels, sometimes
called web
beacons, to count how many people visit certain web pages.
Take a guided walk through the dramatic Brecon
Beacons scenery and
call in at Caenarfon Castle.
The two big bullet points added in the alpha 3.1 patch are character customization, which lets players tweak their head shape, eye color, hairstyle, skin tone, and more, and Service
Beacons, which let you
call for help if you find yourself in trouble or lost.
Endurance mode tasks Lara with staying one step ahead of Trinity during hunts for artifacts, although she must maintain her hunger throughout the expedition by eating berries or meat and warmth from making a campsite fire until the required artifacts have been collected in which case Lara needs to light a
beacon to
call in a helicopter to escape the area.
Super moves are stunning action packed cinematic set pieces including Batman
calling in a
beacon to collect the grounded opponent that is winched into the clouds before Batman's aerial vehicle hits the opponent, dislodges, then locks on to fire a dual machine gun and a missile followed by crashing back down to the arena, while Poison Ivy surrounds her opposing fighter with carnivorous plants that wrap themselves around her opponents» body before eating then spitting the character out.
There is indeed some balancing issues on each of the four available maps for this mode, though, which tend to favour the Rebellion outright — even though the Rebels must activate two
beacons to
call in Y - Wing bombers to take down the shields of the AT - ATs.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, one of the shining
beacons of the entire series, has been confirmed for a remastered release on current - generation systems by multiple sources.
Their personal weapons are grenade launchers and sticky grenades, which are helpful when you're trying to defend the health
beacons you've
called down, or need to cover your team's six.
One chapter
called «Four
Beacons» really discusses variations of «Dreams» which is a topic -LSB-...]
It may come as a surprise that a
beacon of culture and high culture can be found so near the heart of what some might
call «cowboy country,» but Dallas claims that accolade.
The museum's 10 - story expansion soars above the city's foggy skyline, a
beacon sounding a
calling to the art world: San Francisco is important too!
The museum's glimmering white 10 - story expansion now soars above the city's foggy skyline, a
beacon sounding a
calling to the art world: San Francisco is important too!
We must light the
beacons on the mountains and hillsides and we must
call all responsible people together so that their voices will drown out the all too - strong and oppressive forces
calling for silence.
«Few have ever had the privilege of receiving, first - hand, a
beacon from our distant past,
calling out to us across the sea of time.»
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The second - generation Eero Home WiFi System is even easier to set up than the first, thanks to wireless access points
called Beacons that plug straight into AC outlets.
There are three major elements to the Star Wars: Jedi Challenge VR game package: a motion - tracking
beacon that relies on two AA batteries, a Lightsaber's hilt and Lenovo's new phone - powered AR headset
called the Mirage.
This extra warm source is akin to the
beacons of Gondor,
calling all cockroaches to converge inside of your console to do whatever it is that cockroaches do.
Contextual ads thanks to a technology
called «Bluetooth
beacons» will be coming to Windows 10 OS in 2015, allowing all supported devices including phones to automatically open associated applications and display relevant ads or other information when they are in the range of Bluetooth
beacon transmitters.
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Called GoTour Onsite, the new version uses
beacon technology to enable house hunters to tour a model home on their mobile device.
They were like little
beacons of light,
calling our name.