Then the chain-link fence appeared, bisecting the handsome red sidewalk of Newkirk Plaza, the eclectic, century-old shopping district that sits atop the station and functions as Ditmas Park's downtown.
It is the center of our space station and functions as our transmitter.
From the survey data in Table 1, we know the number of boarding and alighting passengers at every station, and the objective function can thus be calculated and outcomes updated (Table 2).
We compute the surface/borehole deconvolution waveform (DCW) of seismograms recorded by a KiK-net station and the autocorrelation function (ACF) of ambient noise recorded by a collocated Hi-net station, 26 km from the epicenter of the 2014 Northern Nagano Prefecture earthquake, Japan (M W 6.2).
Supporters of the idea hoped a branded station would be cleaner and function better.
When this man unbends from his station, and its weighty functions, he is even then like a philosopher, who mixes with the amusements of the world, that he may teach it what is right, or turn trifles into instruction".
The unit features eight presets for both Internet and broadcast stations, and also functions as a music-playing clock radio.
The flight begins a surge of 15 station-related missions by American and Russian rockets during the coming year, which will greatly increase the station's size and functions.
In addition, the site-specific parameter Cv in defining the normalized response spectrum was also determined based on the observed strong ground motions at the specified observation station, and hence the empirical function between Tg and Cv can be regressed for this interesting area.
In this study, we use the standard station typology from the Netherlands Railways (NS), based on the size and function of train stations [45].
