Sentence examples for offshore station from inspiring English sources

In early 1966, a survey found that 45% of Britons regularly tuned in to either an offshore station or Radio Luxembourg, the pirates' continental forerunner.

Surface and bottom current recordings at a single offshore station of depth 104 m located at 31° 34.90′ N, 32° 30.01′ E have been subject to statistical analysis.

We examined seasonal dynamics of zooplankton at an offshore station in Lake Michigan from 1994 to 2003 and 2007 to 2008.

Richard Curtis's latest comedy film, The Boat That Rocked, is about that era of pirate radio: it tells the story of an offshore station that conquered the airwaves, and stars Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Bill Nighy, Rhys Ifans and Kenneth Branagh.

Our simulation also shows that the reflected wave from Soma Coast approached the Sendai Offshore station after 110 min of tsunami propagation with an amplitude of approximately 0.5 m.

The ratio of initial tsunami height observed at a coastal tidal station to that observed at an offshore station was found to be approximately proportional to the fourth root of the ratio of the sea-bottom depths to the mean sea level at the respective offshore and coastal station.

Except for Radio Caroline, all offshore stations closed.

Between 1964 and 1967, when the Marine Broadcasting Offences Act cut short pirate radio's heyday, unlicensed offshore stations delighted more than 20 million Britons.

Ocean current measurements, limited to a maximum period of 24 h and 50 100 m depth by the relative scarcity of backscatter, found increased mean vertical speeds at the offshore stations (6 17 cm s−1) relative to the shelf break (2.3 6.4 cm s−1).

Offshore stations are indicated by triangles and squares.

Similarly, at both of the offshore stations (Sendai Offshore and Miyagi Central), the synthetic and observed records are similar.