shore station

They are installed in racks within a ship's radio room or at a shore station, where they cover long-haul ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore communications.

The site had served as a storage station for crude oil from a receiving shore station at the Port of Amlwch before transfer via a cross country underground pipeline to the Company's oil refinery at Stanlow, Ellesmere Port.

IJohnstone was the last custodian at Muckle Flugga before it was automated and he bought a flat in the converted shore station.

They swim independently, co-ordinate with each other, and transmit their readings back to a shore station up to a kilometre away.

Shore station program, http://shorestation.ucsd.edu/ active/index_active.html.

Little Palm Island is situated at mile marker 28.5 on the Overseas Highway and is a 15-minute ride from the shore station on Little Torch Key.

What approaches a case history of this first "exploitation-depletion cycle" is seen in Chapter Seven through the experience of the shore station at Aquaforte, on Newfoundland's Southern Shore.

The new Real Time Offshore Seismic Station--deployed May 6, 2007, and being tested for the first time--sensitively detects rumblings from the submerged volcano and transmits data within milliseconds by high-frequency radio to a coastal shore station.

He says: "The Americans were transmitting from a shore station popular music and day to day news reports, and when the news came that war had ended we were very pleased and relieved."

ONE wonders if any ex-naval World War II personnel can give me any information on HMS Peewit, whether a vessel or shore station in 1944, and any relevant details for that particular year.