Sentence examples for concentrations of stations from inspiring English sources

It focused on four areas with some of the highest concentrations of stations, including Hunts Point in the Bronx, Williamsburg and Greenpoint in Brooklyn, and Jamaica, Queens.

The mean ± SD BC2.5 concentrations of stations on the F, E, and 6 subway lines (average of means of all times sampled at the stations) were 16.8 ± 9.0, 10.2 ± 5.8, and 15.5 ± 4.3 μg/m, respectively.

I would like to believe that the broadcasters' collaboration, though deplorable, had nothing to do with government's recent gifts to them of spectrum space worth about $70billion and of regulations permitting unprecedented concentrations of station ownership.

BC concentrations of all stations sampled during the study period are given in Table 1.

The PM2.5 concentrations of all stations sampled during the study period are provided in Table 1.

There is also a small concentration of ghost stations in Latin America Buenos Airess's San Jose station was abandoned when one of the city's subway lines was rerouted to the city centre in an effort to attract more users.

Another concentration of ghost stations can be found in Barcelona, whose Banco station is reputed to have been designed, not for the public, but as a secret delivery system to the Bank of Spain.

As of May 2011, there were only 2,749 gasoline fueling stations selling E85 to the public in the entire US, with a great concentration of E85 stations in the Corn Belt states.

Weaker but significant correlations were found between indoor UFP exposure and air temperature (inverse) and concentrations of NO2 (background station) and CO (background station and street station) and between UFP exposure during other outdoor activities and air temperature and CO concentrations (Table 2).

IN the past few months, bars have begun to spring up on Fourth Avenue in Park Slope, a stretch best known for what may be Brooklyn's greatest concentration of gas stations and all-night tire shops.

Justin Sane, the lead singer of Anti-Flag, said the consolidation of the major record labels and the concentration of radio stations in the hands of a few companies had made it harder for songwriters who had anti-establishment messages to get record deals.