The phrase "a station out" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing train or bus services, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The next train is a station out, so we need to wait a bit longer."
Alternatives: "one station away" or "next station over".
It's a nice station, out in Weequahic Park, comparatively new, overlooking the lake and within walking distance of the airport.
It's a nice station, out in Weequahic Park, comparatively new, overlooking the lake and… Comment on the opening of a new post office across the way from St . Pauls church yard.
With gas prices hitting record highs almost daily, the thought of a station giving out even a drop of free fuel might seem absurd.
So in a station black-out transient, we can get more time for restoring AC power, and effectively prevent the accidents such as Fukushima.
"When you have 200 people on line for gasoline, it doesn't take long for a station to run out".
A station spokesman points out, correctly, that it has never shied away from showing the gruesome realities of war.
When you encounter a station that's out, you can quickly note this in the app to help others.
The simplest and most straightforward way to create a home network is to take a page from the cellular phone business: create the equivalent of a "base station" out of a desktop PC, broadcast network traffic via radio across the house, and receive and transmit via transceivers (receiver-transmitters) and antennas added to portable PCs.
By late afternoon, some people were riding 30-foot waves in the bay, while at nearby Sunset Beach a crew was using a crane to move a lifeguard station out of the way of oncoming surf.
Up the highway from his office is a minimarket with a gas station out front, and behind the counter is the Hindu family that runs the place.
