Sentence examples for grid along with from inspiring English sources
An offshore electricity grid – along with the promised smart grid, that's an expensive but necessary pledge.
She placed the photos in a grid along with texts containing synonyms for inebriation (loopy, groggy, potted, pickled, etc).
For the last four years, mandatory reliability standards have been proposed for the grid, along with the creation of independent regional operators to enforce those standards.
With a few exceptions here and there, Ms. Lempel is one of the queens of the Monday grid, along with Andrea Carla Michaels.
Most, like 1102 Grand Boulevard in Kansas City, Mo., have electrical power that comes from more than one connection to the power grid, along with battery backups and diesel generators to further protect against blackouts.
He has taken four famous comedians (yes, DICK CAVETT started his career in stand-up comedy), fit them into the grid along with the payoff, and as a final elegant touch, these comedians all apparently had self-titled specials or TV series at one time or another.
Details of the grids along with a summarization of the CFD settings are reported in Table 2.
This paper presents the most critical challenges and prospects for such emerging MTDC grids, along with a foreseeable technology development roadmap, with a particular focus on crucial control and operational issues that are associated with MTDC systems and grids.
For example, OASIS version 4 supported logically rectangular (i.e., 2D structured) or reduced Gaussian grids, along with bilinear, trilinear, bicubic, nearest-neighbor, and 2D conservative interpolations (Redler et al. [2009]).
A grid of sensors can move along with the ship to monitor the ocean area surrounding the moving ship.
The lack of an interior grid -- along with the lounges, kitchens, a fitness center, a cafe and a child care center, and whiteboards and blackboards seemingly around every bend -- is part of Mr. Gehry's and the institute's plan to spark creative combustion by encouraging the building's occupants to bump into one another.
