Sentence examples for station arrival from inspiring English sources

Events with station arrival times not meeting those criteria were also added to the "WITH ISSUES" category.

They merge and split automatically formed events, review correct association of comments, fault planes solutions, reported network magnitudes and station arrival time and amplitude data.

For the remaining events, the best available local agency hypocentre has been selected as prime with all station arrival time residuals recomputed based on that hypocentre.

At the same time, considering the fact that the tracing time interval of trains is always enslaved to station arrival interval, this paper has put forward the optimization design method based on decelerating ahead of the schedule of trains when trains come into the station and introduced the corresponding model flow.

Fig. 6 The annual number of seismic station arrival times: original and those added to the ISC Bulletin (dark grey) during the first part of the Rebuild project (1964 1979); the total number of stations in the rebuilt bulletin is added for reference.

Zumthor was at pains to stress that he thought the underside of the museum, with 30 feet from plaza to the bottom of the gallery level, would feel open and airy — closer to a "railway station arrival hall than a freeway underpass".

Based on this insight we design a new optimization scheme that uses estimates of future station arrivals and mobility patterns.

If there is no mobility in the network (speed 0 m/s), only a few handovers are required due to station arrivals.

And were he to apply months in advance and be granted a visa, he would have to report to the police station on arrival, as did I — first, to register entry, then to seek permission to exit.

At Amtrak, claims for lost items must be submitted within 30 days at the station of arrival or by calling the national phone number 1-800-USA-Rail 1-800-USA-Rail 1-800-USA-Rail 1-800-USA-Railr relatiors agent.

But for her insecure husband, Emil (Marek Daniel), a lowly reporter for a Prague radio station, the arrival of the Nazis proves a career boon: recognizing that a familiar radio voice could be a useful propaganda tool, Emil's German overlords are willing to overlook his Jewish wife.