Sentence examples for example the grid from inspiring English sources

For example, the grid operator pays to shut off heaters – in short intervals that won't interrupt hot water use – when demand for electricity is high.

With the large parcels used in the Adelaide grid in Australia, for example, the grid would be more walkable if it its blocks were half as long as they are today.

For example, the grid that Instagram overlays on your photos as you edit them is subtly making you think about the composition of your shots, while its manual controls allow you to apply filters and processes such as vignette or tilt shift, once the preserve of professional photographers.

"When power lapses, for example, the grid can tell the electric car in your garage to stop charging," says Fred Krupp of the Environmental Defense Fund.

In this example, the grid contains trajectories of ants captured east of the colony's main foraging trail.

Aspects that are studied are for example the grid tariff in systems similar to ours: local generation with PV systems and in-home storage [28].

The coherence-adjusted grid (Figure 5c) is an example how the grid can be adapted by limiting its cell size to the half as it is small enough for a given scenario, and moreover, it lowers coherence (Equation 3) as well as the computational demands.

With QPSK the constellation power normalization factor is one, thus the step size is step = 2 0. 9 / 80. Figure 4 Example of the grid presentation for the probability distribution after the limiter function with QPSK modulation, cyclic OCI training sequence, and approximated Gaussian distributions used to define σ e limiter 2 with parameter values N c = 75 and γ = 0.1.

Figure 1 shows an example of the grid box used in this work.

For example, if the grid fields marked in red respond at scales i and i + 1, the animal might be in either of the two marked locations.

Significant power grid impacts in present day networks have been observed at relatively low levels of intensity, for example the Quebec grid blackout during the March 1989 storm occurred at a peak intensity of ∼480 nT/min and permanent damage to large power transformers have occurred at even lower intensity levels.