Sentence examples for extending grids from inspiring English sources

North Korea also plans to increase electricity generation capacity by building coal-fired power plants and hydropower plants, and to increase transmission capacity by extending grids to all secondary cities.

That challenge needs to be solved by extending grid infrastructure or installing decentralised energy systems which may be best served by renewable technologies, the letter says.

In addition, an effort was made to extend Grid concepts to the labor force.

The optimal arch-grid design is achieved among its most efficient design possibilities such as different plate type, extended grid, multi-story grid, combined grid.

Current flow controllers (CFCs) can remove grid bottlenecks or extend grid operation area by changing amount of power flowing through DC transmission lines.

In principle, knowledge of the tipper vector and impedance tensor on a sufficiently dense and spatially extended grid allows one to form a complete and self-consistent description of the electromagnetic fields at the ground surface, without knowing the detailed 3D conductivity structure (Becken et al., 2008).

Of the people without electricity, 85% live in rural areas or on the fringes of cities. Extending energy grids into these areas is expensive: the United Nations estimates that an average of $35 billion-40 billion a year needs to be invested until 2030 so everyone on the planet can cook, heat and light their premises, and have energy for productive uses such as schooling.

The emerging domain of WSNs with the grid extends the grid computing paradigm to the sharing of sensor resources in WSNs.

The break-even grid distance gives the particular distance where extending the grid to the national power line shows the same economic performance as building up an independent off-grid energy system.

And, there certainly may be some areas that are so far from existing grid infrastructure, that solar is cheaper than extending the grid.

To generate grid maps, grid box centers were defined as the center of the bound indinavir (1HPV), extending 60 grid points (0.375 Å per point) on each side.