Sentence examples for stations uses from inspiring English sources
"THE UNSEEN ALISTAIR COOKE" (Sunday night on most PBS stations) uses its subject's own eight-millimeter home movies, which he began making in 1933.
From the previous parameters, the number of available stations uses to be the main limitation for the field experiments, because of the economical and logistical constraints that it involves.
For example, he said North American Substation Services, which provides installation, repair and maintenance work for high-voltage stations, uses Abacus to speed up its account receivables by billing back expenses closer to when they actually happened, while Dropbox chose Abacus to reimburse interview candidates more quickly.
This dataset ranging over a 50 year period (1950 to 2000) and collected over several globally located weather stations, uses annual trends, extremes and seasonality of temperature and precipitation to derive biologically meaningful variables [43].
The stations use sweeps ratings to set advertising rates.
In the 1970s, two thirds of all stations used AM.
"Seventy percent of commercial radio stations use one of five formats.
Many stations use one of three vendors — WorldNow, Internet Broadcasting Systems or Broadcast Interactive Media — for their video applications.
Seventy-seven TV stations use WeatherBug data on neighborhood conditions in their local weather reporting.
Elsewhere in the country, some stations used the event to set up a dialogue with listeners.
Most television stations use "green screens" in front of which weather reporters stand.
