Sentence examples for a strong grid from inspiring English sources
Coffered ceilings, concrete blocks and a strong grid became ingredients of all their work, regardless of stylistic details.
Intelligence, and automation, relies on a two-way, integrated communication system based on standards; thus a utility must first develop a "strong" grid by establishing an information and communications technology foundation based on an open architecture and standards.
A two-year effort by transmission authorities in the eastern half of the country to draw up plans for a strong grid collapsed after grid officials in New York and New England pulled out, saying that the plans were too centered on moving Midwestern energy eastward.
By 1947-48, Fuller was working up models for what was to become his best-known development, the geodesic dome, a geometrical "space frame" in the form of a hemisphere made up of short, straight, lightweight bars that form a strong grid of polygons.
It is easy to illustrate when VSG connects to a strong grid with fixed frequency and voltage.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Source impedance as a function of frequency for a strong grid (solid line) and a weak grid (dashed line).
What Will a Nuclear-Free Germany Cost? Merkel's plan to exchange nuclear reactors for offshore wind farms and a stronger grid could cost more than expected.
And while many witnesses said they would prefer a stronger grid, Eugene R. McGrath, the chairman of Consolidated Edison, said that the system was usually less expensive and more reliable if generating stations were close to load centers.
So contrary to expectations, one effect of a stronger grid, although ardently sought by supporters of renewable energy, could be to push costs down but nudge coal-fired emissions up.
A stronger grid has a greater influence on the dynamics of terminal voltage magnitude.
For a large sample, the distribution of the direction of positional error may appear to be uniform because the directions of street segments often approximate a uniform distribution, unless the street segments follow a very strong grid pattern (e.g., Zimmerman et al. 2007).
