Sentence examples for mirror station from inspiring English sources
Emphasizing science, math and engineering, the center includes exhibits like a bug viewer (with real bugs), a magnetic spinner (enabling children to create magnetic fields) and a mirror station for experiments with optics.
The Mirror Station (MS) was designed to validate modeling predictions and to study the suppression of deposition inside of diagnostic ducts.
Katao et al. (2007) used a mirror-imaged station method with onset times of S × S phases and first found that S wave reflection points are dipping to the north.
Seats, mirrors, radio stations and other settings automatically adjust to the memorized positions associated with the driver.
The founder Nikhil Shah said the British stations mirror a movement happening in many cities with creative credentials, citing Brooklyn Radio in New York, Berlin Community Radio and Red Light Radio in Amsterdam.
The downfall of the station mirrors the decline of the city itself, with the last train leaving in 1988, shortly before the Japan-built Honda Accord became the biggest selling car in America, marking the end of US-dominance in vehicle manufacturing: the lifeblood of a city once known as Motor Town.
One swarm covered the side-view mirror of a Volvo station wagon in a lot by the Hudson River, trapping a family of three inside.
The UN runs a FM radio station called Mirror that is popular with southerners and less biased than government broadcasters.Many of the stories in the press revolve around squabbles over land in the fast-growing capital.
Put a mirror near your workout station!
Whether the block-long queues outside electronics shops and malls across the country will mirror those outside polling stations this Sunday remains to be seen.
The second unit, AMFM Interactive, or AMFMi, will create a network of web portals that will mirror its terrestrial radio stations and offer listeners local services as well as generate e-commerce revenue from concert promotion, ticket sales and other merchandising opportunities.
