Sentence examples for possible stations from inspiring English sources

That could double the number of possible stations in the AM/FM bands.Motorola is selling samples of its Symphony chipset to developers for about $30 apiece.

The legislation approved today would reduce the number of possible stations by 80percentt, delaying implementation of most of the rest of the plan until at least next year, and require the agency to perform a $1 million new technical test of the broadcast spectrum without providing any new financing for it.

If the system is playing the radio, for example, the radio menu on the screen will automatically enlarge and show possible station selections; if the system is set on navigation, the navigation choices will fill the screen.

The three columns correspond to the possible station-to-station identities from Table 3.

Cross-correlations for all of the possible station pairs were computed in the frequency domain.

The possible station-to-station identities in each case are then the identities of segments whose length (from Fig. 7) lies between the minimum and maximum threshold calculated.

We define a grid of possible station locations for the third station based on visibilities of the scheduled sources throughout the year.

A combined Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) and Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model with assurance region approach is applied to select the most suitable station from a given set of possible station sites.

Fig. 4 Inter-station cross-correlation functions for T T (top left), R R (top right), Z Z (bottom left), and (ZR RZ /2 (bottom right) components in the frequency range 0.1 0.5 Hz for all possible station pairs ordered by inter-station distance.

Table 3 Viable segments for sequence-based classification algorithm example Segment Measured distance (km) Minimum threshold (km) Maximum threshold (km) Possible station-to-station identities 1 1.358 1.29 1.426 BC, DE, ED 2 0.769 0.731 0.807 CD, DC 3 1.538 1.461 1.615 CB, EF, FE.

As it is impractical to check every point in the study area as potential station sites, this section presents procedures that apply quantified constraints to screen the study area and build a candidate pool of possible station locations.