electric train staff造句

• However, after completion to Stratford, electric train staff working after 1894.
• Electric train staff instruments were installed on the line to Thame in the 1890s.
• Electric Train Staff instruments were introduced in 1912 and they continue in use to the present day.
• The single track of the Bodmin branch was controlled by an electric train staff until 28 December 1950, after which an electric key token was used.
• Electric Train Staff Working introduced 11 November 1918 replacing the Staff and Ticket system ( 26 May 1897 ) thereby allowing three trains to operate upon the branch.
• The electric train staff system was implemented on the single lines, and modern semaphore signals replaced most of the disc and crossbar signals over the following decade.
• The station had a single platform ( 530ft or 160m long ) with a small building containing a waiting room, restrooms and a room containing the Electric Train Staff instruments.
• The electric train staff system was installed on 11 May 1896, and certain stations that were not crossing places Congresbury, Winscombe, Draycott, Dulcote Siding and Doulting Siding were downgraded, and the points there worked by Annett's key attached to the train staff.
• The Bristol and Exeter line ( north-west of Wells ) used a staff-and-ticket system, but the Somerset Central line, worked by them, used a block telegraph system, upgraded to train staff and ticket by 1886 and to electric train staff in 1895.