Sentence examples for on different stations from inspiring English sources

Overall the model fitted the data reasonably well, particularly in the examiner facet, although there was some evidence that the model fitted less well for candidates, which may have been due to case-specificity in which candidates differed idiosyncratically, perhaps as a result of different training, on different stations.

Officers assigned to the subway system concentrate on different stations at different times, often boarding and riding them or focusing on transit entrances.

Not just in television but on radio too, in which he has held a succession of jobs on different stations, including Radio 5 Live, where he had a current affairs phone-in show for five years until September 2014.

Speed of Rain is powerfully percussive without being oppressive and features a scintilla of acoustic and a shard of the symphonic, like flicking through a radio dial and briefly alighting on different stations.

Table 2 shows the calm wind percentages of different stations on the monthly, seasonal and annual time scales.

Further there is a significant variation in the ratios for different stations and on different dates but spectrally the results for each site are self-consistent.

He's on New York City broadcast television, 24 hours a day, on four different stations.

Ms. Wright's group recently produced an advocacy video that shows two newscasts on two different stations in Charleston, S.C., that have some of the same news scripts, anchors and reporters, through a sharing agreement between two owners.

It's nice to see you in person," to which he shouted back, "It's nice to see you in person!" The city will see plenty more of Mr. Anastos, who has been delivering New York's news — on four different stations — since 1978.

By the end of the decade Mr. Jackson could be heard on four different stations in the Washington area, most notably WOOK in Silver Spring, Md., where he established his warm, low-key radio persona with the music show "The House That Jack Built".

I have no idea how well-founded Enders's forecast will turn out to be, but I do know the only strategy any of the big radio groups has come up with in the last few years of struggle has been to reduce costs by networking - broadcasting the same programme on several different stations - sacking journalists, and cutting news and features content to the legal minimum.