Sentence examples for limited station from inspiring English sources

We acknowledge that the models used in this study are too simple to represent real phenomena, the limited station distribution does not allow us to introduce a complex source model or heterogeneous crustal structure.

NBC argued that the association had been extremely aggressive in pushing to relax regulations that had limited station ownership in radio but had held back in television.

Subevent 3 was considered only for limited stations (see Table 3).

Using a spatial urban equilibrium model, we find that if the number of access nodes, i.e. stations, is limited, stations contribute to the degree of urbanization.

The PGA distribution map released by USGS (www.usgs.gov) is rather irregular in the 5-km buffer area of the Araniko Highway because the buffer area is relatively small and there are perhaps significant errors generated by numerical simulation and limited stations.

In this article, taking throughput, inter-cell interference and complexity into account, we present a game-theoretical approach to perform distributed subcarrier allocation for multi-cell OFDMA systems with limited base station (BS) coordination.

Given that we have to look out for the electrical grid, and the fact that there are limited charging stations today, and we don't know how rapidly charging infrastructures will be expanded, we wanted to look at a non-invasive option, which meant once-daily charging.

In developing countries like India, very limited observatory stations are available to collect daily global solar radiation (GSR).

There have been many attempts to accurately predict water and sediment yields from river basins, an issue which is particularly critical for sediments as limited monitoring stations exists worldwide.

The traditional method of FTABLE generation (using general stream cross-sections and the Manning equation or other discharge relationships) can be time-consuming and inaccurate when there are limited calibration stations and survey data.

Mitnick argued that at least in the short term, a simple solution would be building limited backup stations elsewhere.