Sentence examples for station event from inspiring English sources

"He came out months in advance, and we suggested other visual artists that he should meet," said Olga Viso, the executive director of the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, which helped program the Station to Station event in neighboring St . Paul

In one August week Mr. Burns, 55, flew from a meeting with television critics in Los Angeles to a station event in Cleveland, and then drove some 1,800 miles for several days of promotional activities, with 6,000 people coming out to hear him in Chautauqua, N.Y.; 1,200 in Bar Harbor, Me.; and 1,500 in Portland.

Open image in new window Fig. 11 Locations of measuring station and epicenter of earthquakes overlaid on GoogleMap Table 4 Measured peak ground accelerations (PGAs at Sikuai Station) Event Moment magnitude (Mw) Distance to Sikuai station (km) Peak ground acceleration (m/s2) Mainshock 8.5 392 3.92 Aftershock I 7.9 165 12.16 Aftershock II 7.0 143 1.47 Source Aydan et al. (2007).

The Station to Station event was in the main lobby of our Amtrak station.

His performance which comes at the end of a quasi-battle rap between two auctioneers, is the mid point of each Station to Station event.

There was a long gap between the Station to Station event in St .Paul, Minnesota and the Happening planned for Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the rumors started circulating around the train.

Listeners are featured at station events such as holidays and outside broadcasts.

All arrivals were included in the relocation procedure by setting the maximum station-event distance to 200 km.

In the single station case, apparently it is not possible to discriminate whether the 'negative doublets' are caused by a 'reversed focal mechanism', that is, the slips of the two events are nearly opposite to each other, or they are just caused by a composition of the focal mechanism and the special station-event configuration (referring to figures 4.5 and 4.6 of Aki and Richards, 1980).

The operator receives an automatic email notifying which meteor trails correspond to multi-station events.

Thus, atmospheric trajectories can also be calculated for multi-station events by following the planes intersection method (Ceplecha 1987) and, so, the evolution of the conditions in meteor plasmas as a function of height (and not just as a function of time) can be analyzed.