Sentence examples similar to count of stations. from inspiring English sources

Morales, a native Aymara Indian, received 60% of the vote against 25% for cement magnate Samuel Doria Medina, the highest polling of four challengers in Sunday's election, according to a quick count of voting stations by the polling firm Ipsos for ATB television.

Another way to evaluate the reliability of peak ground motions predicted here is to take count of recording stations, whose seismic intensities can be exactly predicted, for determining the performance rate in the dissemination of intensity information.

That led to unexpected attention being paid to the usually unnoticed count of polling station reports that began at 8 a.m.

The results of the study showed that the mean hemoglobin level and RBCs count of petrol station attendants were significantly lower than those of the comparison group while mean white blood cells (WBCs) and platelets counts were higher among petrol station attendants with nonsignificant difference between both groups.

Based on the data inventory we have a precise count of mobile base stations (1,238).

In 1997, when Hafez al-Assad of Syria was elected for the fourth time in an a election in which he won by an official count of 99.9percentthethe station refused to accept the Syrian government's own text.

( {text{For each}} G_{i} in varOmega_{text{f}}, {text{set}};S_{text{w}}^{i} = 1 ) if count of rail or bus stations which satisfy ( D_{j}^{i} le R_{text{w}} ) exceeds ( N_{text{s}} ), where ( D_{j}^{i} ) is the distance from the bus/rail station j to ( G_{i} ), ( N_{text{s}} ) is pre-specified threshold number of bus/rail stations.

However, from the perspective of refueling availability, this nationwide count tends to overstate the number of stations required to support the widespread deployment of alternative fuel vehicles.

Basic information of pipeline and stations: pipeline information, station location, the count of oil tanks and contaminated oil tanks, inventory limits of oil tanks, the capacity of fractionation facilities, the initial storage and blending capacities of oil in tanks.

For the habitat specialist richness regressions, the survey effort at each farm (the number of point count stations per farm in this case) was supplied as an offset.

Local people clanged away on cowbells for most of the route (who knew there were so many in Surrey?) and I lost count of the number of homemade drink stations in front gardens, mostly manned by kids.