Sentence examples for point stations from inspiring English sources

Here, a stochastic rainfall model (RainSim) combined with a rainfall conditioned weather generator (CRU WG) have been successfully applied in a semi-arid mountain climate, for part of the Upper Indus Basin (UIB), for point stations at a daily time-step to explore climate change impacts.

These are complemented by data from the three conjugate point stations: Boa Vista (02.8°N; 60.66°W, dip angle: 22.5°) in the north and Campo Grande (20.45°S; 54.65°W, dip angle: −22.5°) in the south, and an equatorial station, Cachimbo (9.47°S; 54.83°W, dip angle: −3.9°) that were operated during the 2002 COPEX (Conjugate Point Experiment) campaign conducted in Brazil.

At this point, stations had to fight for survival.

The 7 train screeched into the Mets-Willets Point Station, dropping off attendees unable to leave work early.

At Shea Stadium, free fares will be available for the No. 7 train at the Shea Stadium-Willets Point station.

Every few minutes, the 7 train lurches into the Willets Point station, spilling crowds from the occasionally air-conditioned cars onto the boardwalk.

Todd was in the Air Force from 1987 to 1992, at one point stationed at Greenham Common in England, about 45 miles west of London.

At points, there seemed to be more fans headed to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center than to Citi Field when they got off the No. 7 train at the Mets-Willets Point station.

Planning permission was granted last week for the Hinkley Point station, the first such facility to be built in the UK since 1995.

From around the 1860s to just before World War II passengers could ride to Kittanning Point station near the Curve.

The Pennsylvania Railroad delivered empty hopper cars to the Kittanning Point station which the two railroads returned loaded with coal.