Sentence examples for It grids from inspiring English sources
Boghossian, for instance, uses the debate between Galileo and Cardinal Bellarmine as a case study of an encounter between antagonists operating within putatively different epistemic frameworks, who use different frameworks, or as Rorty (1979) put it "grids", for determining what would count as appropriate evidence on planetary movements.
At first, doctors called it GRID (gay related immune deficiency) and other names until the Centers for Disease Control in 1982 settled on AIDS, for acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
The morning I tag along with him, he is doing some of his final work on the painting -- a last bit of housekeeping, really -- photographing it grid by grid with a high-resolution digital camera.
I can't better it: Grid parity has a clear and widely accepted definition: when the levelised cost of solar (falling rapidly) crosses the cost of grid electricity (rising rapidly).
The feasibility of integrating a local storage to the EV PV charger to make it grid independent is evaluated.
Officials call it the "grid system of social management".
"I knew keeping it off-grid was a beautiful and right thing for us".
It uses grid computing as a strategy to a processing grid, instead of a data grid.
That's the whole point of it, and grid charging doesn't yet take account of that.
But it uses grid graphs G that have "holes," that is, G∞−G is not connected.
