Sentence examples for improvement of station from inspiring English sources

Several design area parameters were analysed for improvement of station area premises.

The repeatabilities are valid for a theoretical baseline of 10,000 km, calculated from a quadratic fit of the individual baseline length repeatabilities Campaign Repeatabilies (mm) Improvement Fraction of   Station based Global   improved stations CONT02   14.2.478CONT112 95 CONT05   12.24 12.28 12.283 CONT08   9.33   9.56 2.4 78 CONT12.2812.28 12.28 0.3 60 CONT12.288.50   8.64 12.288.

The project led to a general improvement of the station ambience, and residents were more willing to use it.

From these results we conclude that CoopMAC also solves the performance anomaly problem of 802.11 [26] by boosting the slow stations' performance that results in the improvement of fast stations' performance.

"But it probably does have some truth in it," he said, "in that the original plans for Times Square included a proposal for major improvement of the subway stations there, and there was supposed to have been a major contribution by the developers for that, and then it was dropped".

However, after the 1960s the annual mean SO2 concentrations were reduced in three seeps (Fig. 4): first by technical improvements of power stations and smelters as well as by changes in the types of fuel used in the 1960s; then by the building of higher chimneys from the early 1970s; and, finally, by the desulphurization of funnel gases beginning in 1983.

The last two annual reports from Transport for London (TfL) on the state of the Tube contracts have singled out Metronet for special criticism, accusing it of falling behind on its programme of station improvements, allowing late-night engineering work to spill over into the morning rush hour and making elementary mistakes, such as failing to heat-stress rails as summer weather approached.

It also can provide the practical guidance for automatic access of substation equipment, the function improvement of the main control station and the service transformation of its applications.

The scenarios illustrate that travel time and cost reductions and to a lesser extent also improvements of the perceived quality of station and bicycle route affect ridership and job accessibility levels.

Network Rail said improvements to stations, lines and signalling equipment could double the rail capacity of the region by 2015.

L. 109 59, § 3004(b)(1), inserted "construction, renovation, and improvement of intercity bus and intercity rail stations and terminals," after "public transportation facility," in introductory provisions.