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Number of stations with following break-down.
At the same time, it was also planned to increase the number of stations to 32.
Number of stations according to the platform height.
The Kharkiv Metro takes the second place as to the number of stations in Ukraine.
Number of stations or platforms expected to be operating in 2010.
This has resulted in over a 100 per cent increase in the number of stations accredited under the Scheme over the past 18 months;
The number of stations that broadcast information on drugs, crime and terrorism;
Ii Setting assumptions and choices(domain, number of stations, quality of historical sets, inputs of models, etc.);
Number of stations or platforms providing data to the internatio-nal data centres.
Continuity of attendance to victims of violence at the Police Stations, increasing the number of stations participating in the program;
Ii Increased number of stations that broadcast information on drugs, crime and terrorism.
As a rule, border checkpoints of this type are designed for driving a vehicle andpedestrian traffic through a number of stations, staffed by border officers.
In 30 years the number of stations has been reduced by 50% due to lack of proper measuring instruments.
Kharkiv subway is the fourth in the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS) in long lines and passenger traffic(after Moscow, St. Petersburg and Kiev),the second by the number of stations and the length in Ukraine.
We have a number of stations also reporting in with data for the numerous aftershocks that followed the large mainshock.
Mr. Rich Scheffe(United States)gave a brief overview of the ambient measurement programmes in the United States, including the number of stations, parameters measured, geographic distributions and general measurement results.
Number of stations or platforms with complete historical record available in international data centres.
In many EECCA and SEE countries,owing to economic difficulties, the number of stations measuring aspects of the quality of the environment has been reduced compared with the early 1990s.
The number of stations which the NHMSs used to have could be one guide line, after some critical judgment.
There has also been a degree of interest among small private stations in Central/South America, a number of stations in Europe, some stations in the Russian Federation and the Commonwealth of Independent States and among several international broadcasters.
The number of stations in the observing networks for atmospheric constituents including ozone, and aerosols when formulated, should be increased.
The deputy chief of planning and architecture of the Kiev City State Administration Andriy Kudelina stated that the new draft of the city's master plan aims toincrease the total length of the metro system from 64 km(40 mi) to 130 km(81 mi) and the number of stations from 50 to 100.
Each multiplex provides a number of stations and each service contains a primary service that can contain secondary services.
The Group recognizes that not all of the seismological stations envisaged for participation will be ready to provide data by 1 January, butthe Group nevertheless considers that the number of stations already committed, or expected to be committed during the remainder of 1994, will permit full-scale testing of the system by 1 January.
It is also notable that the number of stations which data is sent to the global and regional use through the WMO GTS system is quite low.
Automatic weather, precipitation and water stream measurement stations, communication and data management so thatthe data from the AWSs are available for the forecaster in near real- time(change from manual observations to automatic observations needs to happen on adequate number of stations, and then increase of the number of AWSs can be done smoothly);
Increased number of stations that broadcast United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime-generated information on drugs, crime and terrorism.
In EECCA, due to economic difficulties, the number of stations measuring aspects of the quality of the environment has been severely reduced compared with the beginning of the 1990s.
The number of stations accredited under the Secure Stations Scheme(designed to improve and standardise good security practices at all overground and underground stations) has steadily grown since its launch in 1998.
Although the global coverage is presently uneven and the number of stations currently falls short of that envisioned when the experiment was planned, it is possible to start drawing conclusions of a practical nature on several aspects of the ISMS.