The phrase "as power grids" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison or analogy involving power grids, typically in discussions about energy distribution or infrastructure.
Example: "The new technology functions efficiently as power grids, ensuring a stable supply of energy to all connected devices."
Alternatives: "like power networks" or "similar to energy grids".
As power grids become cleverer, smart-meter apps are likely to appear.
Now, as power grids around the world incorporate more and more variable renewable resources like wind and solar, the value of flexibility is increasing.
OPC UA has been adopted in various domains such as power grids, building automation, and smart devices to support interoperability of involved systems.
Our empirical framework can be extended to assess other inter-jurisdictional infrastructure projects such as power grids, railways, and pipelines, where planned but unfinished links are common.
One issue is that the language agreed upon by a UN working group and adopted by the US and China addresses cyberwarfare against financial institutions and critical infrastructure such as power grids, and does not address espionage.
And he said the federal budget he will unveil next month proposes increases to help U.S. communities prepare against terror attacks on critical infrastructure such as power grids or computer networks, and to support immunizations against biological weapons.
They've come to Spiel to try the latest title by Friedemann Friese, an iconoclastic young German inventor with spiked green hair whose best-known game, Funkenschlag, was published in America in 2004 as Power Grid; its object is to provide power to a national electric grid.
Essential communications and navigational satellite systems are located above the ionosphere, and geomagnetic storms have the potential to disrupt these systems as well as our electrical power grids.
Should Nepal also build major hospitals, crisis centers, as well as information and power grids in different parts of the country?
Networks can be tangible objects in the Euclidean space, such as electric power grids, the Internet, highways or subway systems, and neural networks.
That said, though, decentralized blockchain apps in many spaces, even non-financial ones, — such as, say, power grids or reputation economies —. seem like they have real potential, in the long run.
