Sentence examples for into a single station from inspiring English sources

In order to rack up points used to listen to ad-free music stations on the iPhone (pending approval) you need to "bump" phones with other users, creating stations that both of you can listen to, combining your musical tastes into a single station.

Following a reduction in traffic caused by Cromer's decline in popularity as a holiday destination after World War II, and the closure of many Norfolk railway lines in the 1950s, a decision was made to concentrate all passenger traffic into a single station.

The prosperity gospel preached by Paul and Janice Crouch, who built a single station into the world's largest Christian television network, has worked out well for them.

Integer ambiguity resolution at a single station can be achieved by introducing predetermined uncalibrated phase delays (UPDs) into the float ambiguity estimates of precise point positioning (PPP).

However, P-wave triggering was observed at a single station.

The estimation is done by a single station.

An example (MYKA) in Fig. 5 clearly displays the π / 2 periodicity at a single station.

Heat mortality studies that use air temperature measurements from a single station or an average temperature of several stations ignore spatial variability.

After the publication of John Myers' recommendations of a regulatory overhaul in commercial radio, and the passing of the 2010 Digital Economy Act allowing stations to co-locate or discontinue local shows and broadcasts, Smooth Radio merged its five English stations into a single, quasi-national station in October 2010; local news feeds were produced at GMG Radio's headquarters in Salford Quays.

In my Connecticut town, I pulled down four fantastic-sounding FM HD radio stations — but not a single AM station or multicasting FM station.

The whole concept of cellular networks is based on dividing up cities and countries into "cells" served by a single base station that connects to a number of customers.