Sentence examples for stations designated from inspiring English sources

In order to study the ionospheric signature of the earthquake, we process the GPS data from the continuous GEONET in Japan (4 stations designated as 0020, 0047, 0119 and 0232), the IGS (7 stations named ccj2, cusv, daej, guam, mizu, pimo and shao) and Taiwan GPS network (2 stations named aknd and alis).

By simulating the process of signature collection at the 1,356 stations designated for the task, the opposition hoped to assert its effect.

The rainfall, snowfall, and wind velocity data, measured at the weather station designated "Obama" from 20 April to 15 May 2013, were obtained from the Automated Meteorological Data Acquisition System (AMeDAS) of the Japan Meteorological Agency.

Command Node (e.g., sink or Base Station) designates for each cluster a number of key generating gateways (e.g., cluster head), so SHELL is more resilient against gateway compromise.

Low-power stations are designated for noncommercial uses, so many are licensed to churches and schools.

UNDER the state plan, Long Branch, which is served by two rail stations, is designated a "regional center".

Drivers of electric vehicles face additional challenges as they hunt for charging stations or designated parking from city to city, a problem reported on recently in The Times.

One of the stations is designated as the transmitter node and the other as the receiver node.

The locations of all candidate waste transfer stations were designated using two alternative GIS-based siting methodologies; the locations of the final nodes (landfills) were precisely specified too.

Sevenoaks railway station was designated as the preferred station for spectators travelling to watch the cycling at Brands Hatch.

Subway stations close for repairs all the time, and the Canal Street and Broadway station, the designated alternative to Grand Street, is not far.