Sentence examples for useful station from inspiring English sources
The biggest commercial radio stations – Heart, Capital, Magic and Kiss – deliberately court a mainly female audience, so why not broadcast a similarly useful station to attract men?
Methods to achieve this WMO normalization are reviewed, giving minimum specifications for useful stations.
This system has a useful Gas Station feature; one press of a button will tell you how many miles you can travel on your present tank.
Such behaviour might be excusable had Pogba not explicitly stated that he is most useful when stationed on the left of a midfield three, by amazing coincidence the self-same position in which he excelled for Juventus.
This will sound controversial -- and please know that I am not at all advocating theater as merely a useful way-station for film -- but at this moment in my career (which you've probably never even heard of anyway), I have found playwriting to be a hugely beneficial learning experience in terms of what I am trying to say.
Our results suggest that comprehensive studies on multi-species carnivore assemblage using scent station might be useful in evaluating species-specific response to habitat characteristics, especially if large numbers of stations visited by carnivores are available.
Two, this vehicle should also be useful for space station exploitation; and, three, this vehicle should be useful beyond the space station for future exploration".
But what happened was not just property damage, but an attempt to destroy our dream of building a useful educational TV station and helping build a viable state with healthy civic institutions.
These solutions and the used technologies make the VPL station an useful tool available to the analysts for rapid surveys.
A lighter and cheaper system could also be useful to soldiers stationed in remote areas, Dr. Gutierrez said, or could have commercial uses.
Engines useful in pumping stations could be categorized by ignition, cycle, and configuration, along with engine combustion type or air/fuel ratio (either rich-burn or lean-burn).
