Sentence examples for retained stations from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 presents the maps of the retained stations.

We note that for sample periods extending after 2000 the number of retained stations would decrease rapidly.

"This has meant that a large proportion of the retained stations are off-the-run during the day with the obvious problems of the nearest fire engine being up to 20 minutes away.

But whole time crews are usually based in cities and built up areas where it can take them a lot longer to get through traffic and reach the fire, whereas retained stations are often in rural areas where there is far less traffic, so it all evens out.

"The call-out time from receiving an alert to hitting the streets was 45 seconds for a whole time crew and five minutes for a retained station.

The departure of this combined squadron was observed by Captain Keats on Superb, which after returning to Cadiz had retained station off the port with HMS Thames and HMS Pasley.

The precipitation ones create a sufficiently dense network in the United States of America and in Scandinavia, while the retained temperature stations in the United States of America, in Japan and in a part of South Korea.

General Tire also decided to spin off its holdings in Mutual and sell it as a programming service even as it retained the stations that had given it control.

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service have a retained fire station in the town, which is adjacent to the ambulance station operated by South Western Ambulance Service NHS Trust.

As well as Felixstowe becoming a wholly retained fire station, Haverhill would be crewed on weekdays but would move to retained (on-call) firefighters at the weekend resulting in the loss of four full-time posts.

Fire fighting services are provided by North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Services, who maintain a retained fire station in Grassington, and cave and mountain rescue services are provided by the Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association, based in Grassington.