Sentence examples for are sometimes stationed from inspiring English sources
In cold rolling mill complex, operators are sometimes stationed to inspect the finished product online for any defect.
The department is friendly with the company; according to Thomson Safaris, officers are sometimes stationed at the campsite to protect tourists against wild animals and are called in for backup for any safety issue, but I had no evidence of outright collusion.
Camp Ramsey, where Agent Algarate Martínez is sometimes stationed, opened in 2009.
No More Deaths volunteers recalled a time when border agents were sometimes stationed on a hill overlooking their camp, which migrants were likely to stumble upon if they followed a wash named Papalote.
Yesterday, for example, they said civil libertarians complained that police truancy patrols were sometimes stationed outside high schools and arrested students who were late but on their way to class.
The European Space Agency said the fused-silica and borosilicate-glass windows of the space station are sometimes hit by tiny objects, but they pose no threat to the astronauts as there is "extensive shielding around all vital crew and technical areas".
Simulations exchanging source and station positions are sometimes conducted because the reciprocity theorem (e.g., Aki and Richards 2002) implies the equivalence of both simulation results under certain conditions.
I don't know if you've ever listened to pirate stations, but there are sometimes these funny ads, and a lot of the time the stations would advertise events that they're involved with.
The initial warnings are sometimes updated taking into consideration observed tsunami heights at offshore tsunami stations or coastal tide-gauge stations.
However, OSCEs are sometimes thought to be unreliable due to rater differences and potentially poor associations between the OSCE stations [ 3, 11, 12].
