Sentence examples for a compact grid of from inspiring English sources
In the village, they are finding well-kept 19th-century and early-20th-century houses that gild a compact grid of streets.
A 15-minute walk takes you to the Old Port, a compact grid of cobblestone streets and handsome old brick structures -- formerly industrial sites -- that have been converted to offices, shops and restaurants.
What they'll find is a compact grid of wide, tree-lined streets that are home to a friendly mix of wealthy African-American professionals and less-affluent professors who mingle easily at the neighborhood's wine shops, cash-checking places and university bookstores.
The 330-acre Waterfront City, the heart of the plan, is fashioned after Manhattan, with a compact grid system of skyscrapers around a central park, designed to create neighborhoods within the office towers.
About 7,000 fans would eventually descend on the compact grid of streets to witness longtime bluesmen — some in their 70s and 80s — as well as a new generation of standard-bearers.
Nancy Shaver's compact grids of wooden blocks painted or wrapped in patterned fabric are loosely hedonistic.
The simple winner-take-all model assuming compact grid fields predicted a ratio of field width to grid period that matched measurements in both wild-type and HCN1 knockout mice (Giocomo et al., 2011a).
Users now have a more compact, grid-like form in which to collect data.
Degrading of track features quality results in higher deviation from the true flow field; nevertheless, it is able to give a more moderate variation of this error and also prevent signal aliasing in the compact grid region.
The heart of it is a grid of compact but stately homes with trees on small lots.
The new method to optimally arrange every KEGG/BiGG pathway G = (V, E) (represented by an undirected, unweighted network or graph G with nodes V and edges E) into a compact 2D lattice grid computes an embedding of G into the lattice grid with the minimum possible total Manhattan distance (edge length) of nodes (metabolic reactions or signaling proteins) that are adjacent in G.
