Sentence examples for grid and if from inspiring English sources
People who have conferred with the Justice Department lawyers said it was unclear whether they had decided to use a grid and, if so, how extensively.
Dr. Bain constructed a clean grid, and if you apply cosmetics the way I do — I use a bucket of spackle and a putty knife — you will appreciate the genteel application of LINER, ROUGE, FOUNDATION and POWDER.
You will zip through this grid and if you were as, um, challenged by yesterday's puzzle by Mel Rosen as I was, you will feel grand about your solving ability once again.
The more electricity I use, the greater the burden on a limited power grid, and, if my grid burns fossil fuels, the greater the pollution.
If there is little PV or wind electricity being fed into the grid and if the battery is discharged completely, the diesel generator is able to close the resulting gap.
You can also move virtual objects around on a 3D grid, and if all that seems too complex, you can go back to traditional 2D interaction by placing your hands back on the keyboard.
Several experts said that such "overvoltage" can indicate systemic trouble in the local grid, and that if severe enough, it can damage power systems.
The aberration maps were then calculated using this grid and finally, if required, a mask was applied to set to zero the aberration values for the L×L pixels corresponding to dark regions in the original images (see for example Fig. 3(a)).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08362.008 If there is a biological limitation to the largest period possible in a grid system, and if the organism must represent very large ranges without grid remapping, it may prove beneficial to add neurons to expand range.
The horizontal grid roads were originally halted at MK's east and western boundaries with open fields beyond: this enabled the future extension of the grid, and the city, if required.
It still owns the prized F1 grid slot and if it can make it to the start of next season it will be entitled to an estimated £34m of prize money.
