Sentence examples for station carriers from inspiring English sources

We lived with the deep-throated roar of phantom afterburners streaking out of the naval air station, carriers dominating the harbor, Marine recruits surviving basic training, and we watched the turmoil in our own country.

Mitt Romney vowed on Tuesday to "bring the current policy of procrastination toward Iran to an end" if elected president, saying at  a huge conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee that he would impose "crippling sanctions," station carriers and warships "at Iran's door," and suspend all diplomatic relations.

On the one hand, he described a hawkish, militant face to the world, such as "enhancing our deterrent against the Iranian regime" by regularly stationing carrier groups in the Persian Gulf, increasing the shipbuilding rate from nine to 15 per year, and redoubling our missile defense program.

On Thursday, hours before the deadline for Russian troops to pull back to the enclave, they were still trapped behind a heavily reinforced Russian checkpoint where a communication station, troop carriers and heavy ammunition were hidden under camouflage.

In years past, Lucent's raison d'etre was building the huge switching stations that carriers use to connect calls.

H kn channel response of the channel between terminal k and the base station over carrier n. k generic index for a terminal.

Precise Point Positioning (PPP) is the precise point positioning of a single station by carrier phase and pseudo-range data, while both the precise ephemeris and clock parameters are fixed.

When the contact is near one end the inductance will be very small, and the circuit will tune in radio stations whose carrier frequency is very high.

When the contact is near the other end, the inductance will be large and the circuit will tune in radio stations whose carrier frequency is very low.

"I will station multiple aircraft carriers and warships at Iran's door," he said as if he were playing Risk.

The Pentagon has also approved a request by Gen. Tommy R. Franks, the commander of the military operation in Afghanistan, to station two aircraft carriers and thousands of marines aboard ships in the northern Arabian Sea through March, officials said.