Sentence examples for this station represents from inspiring English sources

This station represents an ideal place for studying regional and long-range air mass transport, due to natural and human processes.

Most of the negative ratings of this option stem from the perception that charging at the station represents an unacceptable interruption of mobility.

For the Thais from upcountry, the station represents the beginning of a new life, good or bad.

But there is no denying that for scientists the station represents a great deal of certainty, reduction in risk, not least a reliable power supply.

This base station represents the second tier, which in turn forward the received data to the AP (cell towers) which is representing the third-tier architecture.

Because each station represents a critical moment in Jesus' final hours, Matisse worked on them separately, at times seeking inspiration for his sketches from paintings by earlier masters, Mantegna and Rubens among them.

But for the 6,000 Chernobyl workers and their dependents today in independent Ukraine, the power station represents more than anything a paycheck and a guaranteed apartment when so many in the former Soviet Union are without both.

Each base station represents a community.

The location of a base station represents a point of interest (POI).

Here, one MT station represents an area of 32 (times) 32 km (dash-dotted frames).

The location of base station represents the office of head of department.