Sentence examples similar to sufficient station from inspiring English sources

He predicted that, within a few decades, "you will be in control of your own energy," and that the artificial leaf would enable his audience to turn a home into "a self-sufficient power station".

Nestled on the couch, the TV crackling, you were on a space station and safe, a self-sufficient place where memories of cold were far distant.

Special attention is accorded to her Fourth Estate nemeses, who never considered her prepolitical stint as a reporter for a Dallas television station sufficient to learn all there is to know about the journalistic arts -- something Hughes has often implied in interviews and does here, again, in print.

During the first year, 80,000 passengers used the station, sufficient to make the NOK 4.5 million used by NSB on the shuttle bus profitable.

Level 4 or 'Research Level Monitoring' volcanoes include 12 - 20 stations within 20 km of the vent, sufficient continuous deformation stations to do detailed source inverse modeling and continuous gas monitoring.

In these RF analyses, neighboring stations generally have similar RFs, especially at sufficient depth compared to station distance.

Correspondence relating to the long tangled history of the ownership of this property -- it was withdrawn from the public domain by executive order in 1901 -- includes a statement from the Coast Guard last year saying that "it appears that 10 acres is sufficient for the light station parcel and this is what we plan to convey to the Alaska Lighthouse Association".

"How can they talk about that amount of garbage coming into a community that already has serious health problems without doing a comprehensive environmental study of those effects?" But Robert W. Jones III, the managing principal of American Rail, said that the environmental study his company did perform was sufficient and that the station would help, not hurt, Hunts Point.

All of a sudden that seven-year-old base station, barely sufficient for a population of 50, becomes absurd.

It is assumed that the third station has sufficient slewing capability and sensitivity to observe the scheduled sources.

The error estimates in all stages show that the GPS control network of the observation station has sufficient accuracy and is highly efficient.