Sentence examples for station attributes from inspiring English sources
These built environment variables mainly refer to station attributes and accessibility, cycling infrastructure, public transport facilities, and land use characteristics.
It also includes information about water quality and stream flow station attributes including drainage area, latitude, longitude, and so on.
The IS radio station attributed the attack to new IS unit in Najd Province, a reference to the historic region of the central Arabian Peninsula home to the Saudi capital Riyadh.
In the initial confusion, we had 24-hour rolling news stations attributing the Oslo attacks to al-Qaeda.
The fact that I couldn't remember any details of this supposed car trouble – any sputtering, any towing, any long wait at a service station – I attributed to my lack of interest in all things car-related.
If the epicentral distance is large compared with the interstation distance, we can neglect the small difference in the source terms at each station and attribute the differences in amplitude to the relative site amplification factor and differences in the path term.
She said she would love to put the photos — quirky, color-rich creations that seek out each station's unique attributes — into a book.
Communication skills are assessed at each station with this attribute grade being weighted equally to the other attributes in the final MMI scoring method.
Subway stations are not attributes; Navteq honors the primacy of the automobile, promulgated by the makers of road maps of a century ago, whose mandate was to promote auto travel and, with it, the purchase of gasoline, cars, and tires.
The Na dayglow intensity variations observed for a few days from Trivandrum Indiaa), a low-latitude station, have been attributed to chemistry (Hossain et al., 2014).
The different features and weak sunrise/sunset reference time dependences at the middle-latitude station can be attributed to a larger annual variation of the sunrise/sunset time and a stronger magnetic effect of the FACs.
