Sentence examples for developing grid from inspiring English sources

Editor's note: In a companion article, Next Wave's Anne Forde talks to two European scientists working with and developing grid computing technology.

As a research assistant (a position in Sweden that is roughly equivalent to that of a U.S. assistant professor) at Lund University, Smirnova is now working full time on grid projects, developing grid architecture for the particle physics detector, ATLAS.

This paper seeks to consolidate the experiences gained from a group of projects carried out by the Advanced Lead-Acid BALABCy Consortium (andBC) aimedimed at achieving increases in the specific energy and the specific power of lead-acid batteries by developing grid designs of low weight.

Therefore, we propose that the activation of CR cell projections following bursting in hippocampal place cells (O'Keefe and Dostrovsky 1971; Ranck 1973) might regulate synaptic excitation/plasticity in developing grid cells.

As we show in the following, the properties of the developing grid fields depend on the time scale of adaptation and not on the size of the place fields.

The research results show that the proposed approach leads to more effective market management in data-rich smart grid environments, while still being dynamic enough to adapt to frequent rule changes in the still developing grids and their markets.

In at least two significant ways, the NIEHS Portal provides a platform for developing grid-based technologies that directly address the needs of exposure biology and gene environment work.

They have worked together for more than a decade and, a year after the San Diego supercomputing conference, they founded the Globus Project to develop grid software.

We report on our experiences so far with running a bioinformatics simulation study on a newly developed Grid architecture.

Lately developed grid operating codes demand the WTGs to stay connected during fault conditions, supporting the grid to recover faster back to its normal state.

Ito et al. (2006), on the other hand, successfully estimated centroid moment tensor solutions providing centroid locations in addition to mechanism parameters using newly developed grid search and inversion techniques.