Sentence examples for growth station from inspiring English sources

During the course of the experiment, atmospheric conditions were recorded at a weather station (WatchDog 2475 Plant Growth Station, Spectrum Technologies Inc., USA) and run at an average temperature of 29/21 °C (day/night), a relative humidity of 45/70 % (day/night) and a maximum photosynthetic active radiation (PAR) of 1050 µmol m s−1 (average daily PAR value of 710 µmol m s−1).

The F.C.C. ruling last week will make it much more difficult for Clear Channel to continue its longstanding strategy of growth through station acquisitions.

Hence the growth in stations (numbers are up by a third since 2001) and fiercer competition.

The strongest growth for the station had come from listeners outside its target audience, it said, with reach among 15- to 34-year-olds rising by 62% since 1999.

"There's obviously a huge audience out there," Ms. Mateo said, "so clearly there's an opportunity for growth for a station like K-Rock".

It includes a 17-ton package of expandable metal girders, batteries, electronics, cooling equipment and solar panels that are to supply the power necessary for future growth of the station.

In a statement Mr Bryce said: "That, along with strong relationships with staff and presenters, is exactly what we need to deliver great radio and sustain audience growth for the station.

Cramped conditions allowed no room for station growth or improvement, and the small turntable meant larger engines could not be used, so heavier trains needed two engines to haul them up the tunnel's gradient.

• As broadcast growth flattens, local stations are increasingly looking to their Web sites for new sources of revenue.

When Viacom was split off from CBS in early 2006, Mr. Redstone was trying to separate what Wall Street viewed as the faster-growing businesses, like cable networks, from operations with strong cash flow but not big potential for revenue growth, like TV stations.

The report says new local bodies should create growth plans around stations to "supercharge their city regions".