Sentence examples for elimination station from inspiring English sources

They were sent to an "elimination station" on an island off the coast of Thailand for three weeks, with no phones and no computers and nothing to do but sit by the pool.

Immediately following the West Coast broadcast of each episode of The Amazing Race: All-Stars, fans can log on to innertube, CBS's broadband channel, to watch Elimination Station, a program which follows the life of losers sent to a secluded sequester house to live with fellow eliminated contestants….

Every frame includes three intervals: the contention interval, the hidden-station elimination interval and the data interval.

In 1929, Down Street was one of the stations suggested for closure in connection with the extension of the Piccadilly line: the elimination of less-busy stations in the central area would improve both reliability and journey times for long-distance commuters.

Satisfaction of the boundary conditions and elimination of the fictitious stations lying outside the beam domain has been a serious problem in the previous investigations in which higher order central differences have been used.

Martha Hirst, deputy commissioner for long-term planning in the New York City Department of Sanitation, which began planning to close the landfill four years ago, said elimination of the Linden transfer station would mean having to find another way to dispose of up to 6,500 tons of trash a day.

There are also the cost savings to government (and therefore taxpayers) from the elimination of thousands of polling stations, not to mention back office and technical support.

The issue became central to the demand by many Okinawans and other Japanese citizens for the significant reduction and eventual elimination of U.S. military forces stationed in Okinawa.

Snow and howling winds did not deter than 150 Manhattan residents from marching up and down the hills of Washington Heights yesterday to protest the elimination of elevator operators at subway stations there.

Smaller television and radio stations depend more heavily on the subsidies; a report commissioned by Congress this year found that the elimination of federal funds would leave 54 public television stations and 76 public radio stations, most in rural areas, "at high risk of no longer being able to sustain operations".

The elimination of the positions at the subway stations, the deepest in the transit system, is expected to save $1.15 million.