Sentence examples for electrified grid from inspiring English sources

The treadmill (LE8708; Panlab-Harvard Apparatus) consisted of a belt (50 cm long and 20 cm wide) with adjustable speed (5 150 cm/sec) and slope (0° 45°) and an electrified grid delivering a foot shock (0.6 mA) whenever the mice fell off the belt.

The large studios will have an electrified grid mounted about 20 feet above the floor for the arrays of powerful lights needed for broadcasts.

In the film, power is expressed through an electrified grid where sad saps battle it out to the death, or eventual glory (or both).

The treadmill incorporates an electrified grid at the rear of the belt to provide motivation.

A sequence of single foot shocks were delivered to wild type mouse subjects placed on the same electrified grid used for fear conditioning (see below) in order to assess the shock (i.e., sensory perception) threshold.

An electrified grid was located to the rear of the belt on which foot shocks (0.2mA) were administered whenever the mice fell off the belt.

The results further show that 98%h of the households currently without access are to be electrified via grid expansion, while the remaining 2% will be electrified through mini-grid technology.

Gunung Sewu for instance is not entirely electrified, so grid-driven pumps cannot be applied at random sites.

In countries where the energy infrastructure is under-developed and few towns are adequately electrified, extending the grid is often not financially viable, and certainly not likely to happen in the short to medium term.

With the world's most nuclear-electrified grid, who better to lead a nuclear stock boom than France?

For instance, in Curepto (located in the Maule region), the contract between the company that installed the systems (42 households were electrified with off-grid PV systems) and the local municipality stipulated that the company was in charge of O&M (including the battery replacement); yet, the company never complied with its duties, such that the system reliability was extremely poor [90].