Sentence examples for earliest station from inspiring English sources

The findings showed that in fact the earliest station of the visual cortical hierarchy retains aspects of its architecture patterns in blindness.

While some of the very earliest stations of the 19th century do not survive, there are quite a few built during the grand era of railroads at the turn of the century.

Wanyuanjie station is one of the earliest stations in the old administrative center of Yizhuang.

Born in Brooklyn, Ms. Wolfe made her acting debut at 4, reciting poems on "The Uncle Gee Bee Kiddie Hour" on WBGS radio, an early station in New York.

The station is 10 feet off the ground so that it will not become buried in snow, as happened with the dome and an earlier station built in the late 1950's, said William D. Brooks, an architect with the firm Ferraro Choi & Associates in Honolulu, which designed the complex.

In 1902 the railway moved into the new building, and the earlier station was demolished.

The nPACES content was broadly similar to that of the earlier PACES except that the Integrated Clinical Assessment station had replaced an earlier station that focussed mainly on physical examination skills alone.

Dallek dutifully pauses at the early stations of the cross -- Boston, Harvard, PT-109.

"We were at the heart of transit-oriented development with our early stations".

The popularity of these early stations created two possible sources of financial support to offset the operating costs of broadcasting.

And like Grand Central, it would be a hub of an underground network linking numerous skyscrapers and subway stations.It would also do something neither of the earlier stations did: move.