target station

The target station and most of the instruments are set in a large hall.

It looked as though the arrows had taken out the target station as planned.

Start-like target station are protected by a shelter from excessive weather.

(Similarly targeted stations usually share around 1.5% of their total market.

Construction for a second target station started in 2003, and the first neutrons were delivered to the target on December 14, 2007.

The synchrotron is used by scientists from German and international research institutions at internal and external target stations.

He inclined his head sharply toward the targeting station, with its multi- form displays, active but untenanted.

Once the target station has heard the call and responded, a bell or other signalling device will notify both operators that a link has been established.

To combat the mounting problem, FATF designated 305 "target stations" with most evaders for intensive enforcement and monitoring.

Phase II - The completion of the accelerator to its specified performance, construction of a target hall, target stations and all necessary infrastructures.

There is initially one target station that can accommodate 24 instruments; the potential exists for adding more instruments and a second target station later.

The second target station was given funding in 2003 by Lord Sainsbury, then science minister, and was completed in 2009, on time and budget, with the opening of 7 instruments.

Much of the hobby consists in trying to receive and log as many of these stations as possible, identifying target stations and frequencies to listen to and log.

(ii) TheTandem Laboratory, which is a 10 MV FN tandem equipped with a variety of ion sources, beam lines and target stations.

If the target station was accidentally nulled, the carrier signal could fall below blocking level, resulting in an annoying squealing heterodyne similar to that present on stations outside the normal range of the radio.

When a call is initiated, the LQA lookup table is searched for matches involving the target ALE address and the best historic channel is used to call the target station.

In addition, he said video cameras would be installed at targeted stations where auto theft and vandalism have been a problem and he would instruct the M.T.A. to increase police patrols on Long Island.

The full range of all stable ions can be produced in ECR ion sources, accelerated in the world's first superconducting linear accelerator for ions to energies of 7-17 MeV per nucleon and delivered to one of several target stations.

For trans-Atlantic or trans-Pacific reception, where the target station is on a 9 kHz rather than a 10 kHz multiple or vice versa, receivers with narrow RF filters are useful in rejecting adjacent broadcasts on the listener's own continent.

Perhaps of additional interest to collectors of railway memorabilia is the extreme rarity of the former Southern Railway target station sign for Brasted, which currently (2008) holds the record of £3250 for the highest price paid at auction for such a sign.

The new attraction, Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin, again makes use of the original ride system and floor plan, but now riders can control the rotation of their vehicle via joysticks, and are armed with "laser cannons" to shoot at targets stationed throughout the attraction.

Laboe's move was interpreted as an attempt to expand the station's Hispanic audience as it competeted with KRBV and KJLH, both of which were Black owned, operated and targeting stations (only KJLH remains Black owned).