We imputed missing data for PM10 and ozone as follows: If data from one station were missing on a given day, the other station's value or mean of the two other stations for that day was used.
The late part of the correlation function (coda, e.g., after 16 s in the RITT-BETS case; Figure 9, left side) results from diffuse wave fields recorded coherently at both stations (seismic waves refracted on scatterers while traveling from one station to the other).
To control for the effect of weather conditions on IHD mortality, daily meteorological data on mean temperature and relative humidity from one station (located at N39°48′ E116°28′) were obtained from China Meteorological Data Sharing Service System.
However, ecodeficit and ecosurplus in other seasons, particularly autumn and winter, are more influenced by reservoir regulation; (3) impacts of reservoirs on hydrological regimes and eco-flow regimes are different from one station to another due to different degrees of influence of reservoirs on hydrological processes at different stations.
Imagine, then, being the supervisor there, the taller woman on roller skates, gliding thither and yon from one station to the next, up and down the avenue of the machine and its girls, making certain each connection winds up in its proper place.
"We have a way of projecting multiple images on the side of a tunnel wall as a train moves from one station to the next station," said Rob Walker, the president of SideTrack.
He felt, he said, as if he were being passed from one station to another.
During the game, players compete to earn fares by safely moving passengers from one station to the next.
Diners roam from one station to the next, each defined by a type of food or a style of dining.
On Friday, as on every Lenten Friday, many Christians prayed and meditated as they, or a presiding leader, passed from one station to the next around the church.
