'range of stations' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to the different stations on a transportation line, such as a train route, or to refer to the stations available in a certain area for a certain activity, such as television stations. For example, "The new train line has a wide range of stations, running from one end of the city to the other."
The station has early-morning arrivals from a wide range of stations in Kent and Sussex, including Canterbury, Margate, Maidstone and Hastings.
Since TuneIn is a global service, there's a far wider range of stations to choose from than you'd get with a regular receiver – why not try WDDH in New York, or ABC Adelaide?
Owners of digital radios will still be able to receive a range of stations, including "simulcasts" of all the BBC and commercial networks they are used to hearing on the FM dial and a handful of digital-only stations such as BBC 6Music and Asian Network which are also available online and through digital TV.
In contrast to the existing literature on MSL in particular, both formulations are capable of reflecting the likely scenario in which sources or agents are not always in range of stations or beacons.
The High-Speed Railways (HSR) which are currently operative in 12 countries throughout the world include a wide range of stations with a highly varied capacity to attract travellers.
Participants can use the Sonos mobile app to stream music from a range of stations, including Pandora, Spotify, and Sirius, to instantly create a Light House visualization for any song. .
Record the number of other transmitting stations within carrier sense range of station i that are interfering with stations i's transmission.
Press officer Kate Maughan-Brown said the museum was currently redeveloping its station hall and as part of this had collected a range of "station stories" to help interpret the collection.
Do not consider stations within transmission range of station i for modeling its throughput assuming that RTS/CTS mechanism worked to set the network allocation vectors of stations within transmission range.
Fig. 5 Analytical comparison of fraction of busy time ii Record the number of other transmitting stations within carrier sense range of station i that are interfering with stations i's transmission.
The next step finds all the stations within transmission and carrier sense range of station i and also saves the type of station whether it is a transmitter or a receiver.
