Sentence examples for campus grid from inspiring English sources

The system provides more than 1.1 MWe for the campus grid with approximately 20% of the fuel cell power used for H2 compression and running the plant.

A case-study using the Oregon State University campus grid is presented, and it is shown that the estimation method is accurate (to within 1% in the test shown) while requiring less than 0.2 ms computation time.

Moreover, an economic analysis is performed in order to assess the feasibility of such an installation within the university campus cogeneration grid.

Applications of the software for the modeling of association equilibria of supramolecular and macromolecular complexes on BOINC campus computational grids and on the CPU/MIC heterogeneous hardware of the XSEDE Stampede supercomputer are illustrated.

Later on, In May , 1993 another embankment was constructed in AIT campus with polymer grid reinforcement as a reinforcing material.

The proposed control approach aims to optimize the loading of various resources of the E-Hub in response to changing electrical and thermal demands from the campus-wide smart grid.

Butte College became the first "grid positive" campus, generating more than 100% of the energy it needs after investing $27.3m in solar energy on campus roofs, walkways and parking lots.

1971 Census: Population of future Borough of Milton Keynes = 66,949; population of designated area = 46,500 1974 Stantonbury Campus opens; first major grid road (V8 Marlborough Street connects Bletchley to Stantonbury (for New Bradwell and Wolverton); work begins on the Shopping Building (now The Centre:MK); the first balancing lake (Willen Lake) is finished.

The fact that this experiment is taking place in, effectively, a grid-pattern campus town and not, say, Lewisham, tells you all you need to know about the progress of the technology.

The project "smart energy campus" aims to analyze the grid in order to get a better comprehension about the technologies, monitoring and visualizing the grid.

In this paper we review a typical "battlefield" MANET application and contrast it to two emerging commercial MANET scenarios the urban vehicle grid and the Campus network.