Sentence examples for station column from inspiring English sources

The mass spectra of FAME from representative samples were obtained using a Hewlett Packard HPP) 6890 capillary GC interfaced with a HP mass selective detector and controlled by a HP Chem station (Column: 25x 0.25 mm ID, QC2 x BPx70; detector temperature 280°C; oven temperature programme from 100°C to 290°C at 3°C min-1; carrier gas helium).

He pointed out the terra-cotta tiles with a bas relief of a sailboat and the decorative tops of station columns.

Results are averaged in decibels over all base stations (third column) and the weakest base station only (fourth column).

Figure 3 presents a comparison of diurnal ROTI maps derived from ground-based GPS permanent stations (left column) and LEO GPS measurement (right column) for the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

The forged seats, attached to the station's I-beam columns, are suspended to wrap around the columns at bar-stool height, suitable for sitting or leaning against.

The steel canopy, suspended by cables from the station's classical columns, prefigured Eero Saarinen's swooping, birdlike T.W.A. terminal of 1962 at Idlewild Airport, which became John F. Kennedy International in 1963.

In that way, the developers could build a million square feet of retail space and a train station on the columns currently holding up the Garden over the train tunnels.

Work crews had given the station's orange columns a fresh coat, in time for subway honchos to hold a news conference there to announce an experiment in making the trains run on time.

The Control Station and Camera columns denote the storage location of the keys.

Local pressure fluctuations were recorded at three different stations along the column using three independent but principally similar transducers.

The transient tracer responses in the gas and liquid phases were monitored at three different stations in the column and the results analysed in terms of a one-dimensional axial dispersion model.