Sentence examples for stations for both from inspiring English sources

Winds presented the largest normalised mean bias integrated over all European stations for both models.

BT, which, through its wholesale division, builds base stations for the mobile networks, is already talking to the operators about use of the Chester stations for both 3G and standard mobile use.

Stations for both the SEPTA train (Philadelphia is a 40 minute trip) and the New Jersey Transit train (Manhattan is within 90 minutes) are both about a half-mile away.

Furthermore, we prosecute receiving stations for both the geostationary Meteosat and the polar orbiting NOAA AVHRR satellites, presenting these images on the World Wide Web.

Samsung claims this device is the first speaker dock on the market to sport docking stations for both the Galaxy S and iOS devices including the iPad.

Rainfall is expected to increase at all stations, for both RCPs, and the percentage of change increases in time from near-term to end-of-century.

The correction factors at each measuring station for both the centerline and the sensor location were calculated and are discussed.

Calculated seafloor deformation (Fig. 4a) confirms 1 2 cm of coseismic uplift at the Bodrum station for both NP-1 and NP-2.

The freight station for the Røros Line was located at Throndhjem V, while the passenger station for both lines was located at Throndhjem Ø, just like today.

The station would become the main station for both railways; this caused a major protest among the local population, who felt it was necessary to have two terminal stations, one for each line, and the city brought the matter before the courts the case was settled in 1895 in favor of one station.

Outcome was assessed in an OSCE of six stations [ 24] addressing challenging parent-physician interactions with one standardized patient per station for both groups using the Calgary-Cambridge Referenced Observation Guide with global rating scales rated on visual analogue scales that range from 100== completely agree to 1 = strongly disagree (see Fig.  1) [ 26].