Sentence examples for personal stations from inspiring English sources

He said the Weather Channel decided against incorporating mesonets and personal stations because they "are not always reliable because installation and maintenance of sensors is crucial, and these unofficial results do not have a professional insight of a meteorologist".

Weather watchers who want to share their findings can post data and images to these community weather services: WEATHER UNDERGROUND, which is at www.wunderground.com, lists more than 12,000 personal stations in its collection.

A recent demo of Chrome OS featured the Pandora online music player, a service that allows you to name your favorite music, then sends you tunes similar to what you apparently like (based on roughly 400 attributes) and enables the creation of 100 personal "stations".

The move also sees the service continue to gravitate away from an on-demand offering akin to the likes of Spotify to a more Pandora-esque lean-back experience that borrows from traditional radio but mixes in the ability to create personal stations based on an artist, mood or musical genre.

This session took place in a computer laboratory equipped with personal stations allowing for hands-on practice with the portfolio and the web-based system.

The headphones can stream audio from a personal station you set up on the Koss Web site.

The Personal station streams music based on your music behavior at the site.

The personal-station network will augment data from the 10,000 or so National Weather Service stations in the United States and national and international networks of stations (called mesonets), like the Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System, operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

From this program, where may the information collected from personal weather stations end up?

Weather Underground reports a worldwide membership of 12,092 personal weather stations; more than 3,200 provide daily uploads to the site.

Winamp TV carries many personal Webcam stations, garage-band music videos and "frag movies" -- video taken mid-action from first-person shooter games.