Sentence examples for relocation of stations from inspiring English sources

"Temperature records are influenced by a range of factors such as changes to site surrounds (eg trees casting shade or influencing wind), measurement methods and the relocation of stations (eg from a coastal to more inland location)," the bureau explained in a statement.

The relocation method involves analyses and geostrophic velocity computations to allow the relocation of stations in time and space to a particular analysis time.

The regionalisation was performed using only site characteristics (latitude, longitude, altitude, concentration of precipitation, mean annual precipitation (MAP), rainfall seasonality and distance from sea) and required a minimum of subjective relocation of stations in order to obtain relatively homogeneous clusters.

The Bring New Orleans Back commission was calling for a "complete redesign" of the city's flood-control system, including a comprehensive program of coastal and wetland restoration, the closing of MR-GO, the relocation of pumping stations to Lake Pontchartrain, the completion of locks on the Industrial Canal, and the construction of new levees to protect New Orleans from a Category 5 storm.

Perhaps the most eye-catching part of the Thameslink project to-date is the nearly completed relocation of Blackfriars station onto the railway bridge straddling the Thames.

Of the second, only the relocation of Strand station was permitted.

The second proposed an extension and relocation of Strand station to the junction of Strand and Surrey Street.

In 1998, Strathclyde Passenger Transport (SPT) undertook a study into the possible relocation of the station west to Westbrae Drive.

Both sides have agreed to rework part of the agreement that makes relocation of the air station, the Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, a precondition for moving the Marines, who along with their dependents were supposed to be transferred to Guam by 2014.

He says his priorities for the coming year are better policing, stopping police cuts and the relocation of the police station to council offices, attracting a different range of shops into Selby and having more facilities for young people.

The tight race hinged on locals' view of the contentious planned relocation of Futenma air station, America's biggest overseas air base, from a densely populated southern area up to Henoko to Nago's east.