The phrase "a grid such as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing examples of grids or similar structures in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "In data visualization, you might use a grid such as a scatter plot to represent the relationship between two variables."
Alternatives: "a grid like" or "a grid for example".
In America, states' public utility commissions do not allow much of the benefits of a smart grid, such as more efficient power distribution and lower carbon emissions, to go to a utility's bottom line.
On one hand are Grindr-inspired apps that use GPS to show nearby profiles in a thumbnail grid, such as Hornet, Jack'd, and SCRUFF.
Faults in an AC grid, such as phase-to-phase short-circuit and single-phase faults, are shown to produce 50-Hz positive sequence harmonics on the AC side and 100-Hz disturbances in the DC loop.
This means that, on a high-resolution grid such as the one used in the CSEP Japan experiment, many bins can remain statistically "empty," even in areas of high seismic-ity.
An optimization model determines the design and dispatch strategy of the power system to meet load off grid, such as at a military forward operating base.
Vidoop has already signed six partners to advertise through its picture grid (such as ConocoPhillips and SmartUSA, a division of Daimler Benz; you'll see an ad for the gas station 76 in the screenshot above).
Conventional communication strategies in the grid, such as power-frequency control, are designed for a low number of active nodes (adjustable generators) in the grid [12].
Although our hexagonal grid is not a hexagonal lattice, we use some of the advantages of the hexagonal grid such as uniform connectivity.
She also initiated a new research effort focused on integrating and distributing renewable energy through the electric grid, such as promoting plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and implementing smart grid technologies to maintain system reliability.
