Sentence examples for term station from inspiring English sources

The Dodge boys also rolled out a show-car station wagon version (they call it a sports tourer; the term "station wagon" is verboten) of the upcoming Dodge Magnum.

However these approaches are more suitable for climate modelling involving long term predictions, unlike the present case of short term station-specific forecasting.

The study has shown that SAVI and LST derived from Landsat images in different periods, and AAP of long-term station measurements are useful data when analyzing the relationship between precipitation and vegetation cover and detecting vegetation cover improvement.

Long-term station based data on daily precipitation started from 1973 was aggregated to derive average annual precipitation (AAP) into three sections to correspond with the processed image data.

The terms station and mode will be dropped to clarify the discussion.

Anti-American tensions are running so high that an agreement with Afghanistan now being negotiated to authorize the long-term stationing of American special operations forces could be in jeopardy.

The results of long-term station-based monitoring of aeolian processes are presented.

There is, in the words of Walter Jackson Bate, "a union of process and stasis", "energy caught in repose", an effect that Keats himself termed "stationing".

"The most practical outcome in the near term is station swapping," said Douglas M. Arthur, an analyst at Morgan Stanley.

These stations were poorly maintained yet seen by passengers daily, an eerie phenomenon that, in fact, gave rise to the term "ghost station".

In the long term, the station will be able to remotely manage power for many islands there, the statement added, without specifying which islands it was referring to.