We drove west on a broad grid-road, which abruptly became a narrow, gated street at a new development of boxy houses called Fairfield.
Parks and broad grid-roads are conspicuously lacking on MK's expanding periphery, which I explored with Henk van Aswegen, director of the City Discovery Centre, a charity that maintains the corporation's archives.
Generally, home systems like Mr. Antonio's are engineered to feed electricity from the roof array through an inverter and into the home's electrical panel, sending the excess to the broader electric grid.
The project, likely to take decades, is seen as a potential building block for a broader European grid that could eventually stretch from Ireland to the Baltic states and as far south as North Africa, carrying large power loads on highly efficient direct-current cables.
Duke and Appleton [ 29] developed a broader marking grid to score reflective reports.
With the push for energy conservation, DR is becoming a vital tool under the broad smart grid paradigm.
Just as the Internet served as the foundation upon which applications such as Web browsers and e-mail were built, a broad smart grid based on intelligent meters would provide the foundation for the innovation of new applications that could fuel electric vehicles, manage distributed generation and use demand response to broadly reduce energy use and the production of climate change gasses.
The latter is a broad, far-reaching grid of computers, software, storage and networking equipment.
Eisenman's distortion of the grid has broad application.
Visitors who pass through MK as it was intended, by car, see no recognisable town at all: there's a grid of broad roads and endless roundabouts, with houses and industrial estates hidden behind grassy banks and thickets of willow, pine and dogwood.
