Sentence examples for cow grid from inspiring English sources
Run away and quickly climb or jump over the nearest fence, gate, cattle guard (also called a "cow grid" or "Texas gate"), or even up a sturdy tree.
So far this demand has been met using distributed computing platforms, such as clusters of workstations (COWs) and computer grids [ 8, 14, 20].
High on a hill and far from city water or an electrical grid, the crumbling cow shed was far from the conventional image of luxury estate, but Carlos and Camino run the prestigious Madrid firm Ábaton Architecture and could envision a transformation.
We were never that easy to get to -- a ferry, a bridge or two, and then -- pre-Mapquest and GPS -- you had to wade through a confusing grid of neighborhoods and windy old cow path streets.
With other local dairymen, they are looking into the feasibility of a cooperative venture to combine the methane gas produced by 2,500 cows on three farms to contribute to the power grid.
Milton Keynes is an English town famous not only for its grid system of roads and its herd of concrete cows but because in 1998 it was deemed so boring that even chartered accountants refused to move there.
MILTON KEYNES, a new town of 249,000 people some 50 miles from London, is famous among Britons for its American-style road grid, its bright high-modernist shopping mall and an unfortunate sculpture of cows made in concrete and fibreglass.
"Schlüter made a grid city so that a courtyard was within each building – except that there were cows, sheds and other very non-urban things in the courtyards at that time".
