Sentence examples for grid but it from inspiring English sources
As for TSN, the deal doesn't neuter hockey from its broadcast grid, but it cripplingly reduces the number of games: They've got a regional deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs (TSN parent company Bell oddly half-owns them with Rogers) for 26 games a year, and a similar regional package with the Winnipeg Jets.
The site was initially powered from the main electricity grid, but it was intended that it would have its own independent power source to minimise the likelihood of disruption.
"We don't think of the human body as an electrical grid, but it runs off electrical impulses," he said.
Kabell says the city would like to bring more solar and geothermal energy onto the grid, but it has been stymied by the Danish government.
But Mr Brand bluntly rebuts them, insisting that megacities "will increase the Earth's carrying capacity for humans".That may seem an odd argument from a man who wrote a guide to natural living and going "off grid", but it reflects another aspect of the maturation of his views.
Connecticut regulators said Monday that they did not expect the explosion to have any effect on consumer prices or the reliability of the power grid, but it seemed certain that plant would not go into operation any time soon -- if ever.
Some people might not enjoy all the pop culture in the grid, but I love it.
"It might be difficult to envisage the City of London based on a grid, but I don't think it's a frightening idea," Jones adds.
Before, says Wouters, people thought: "solar is nice for [communities that are] off-grid, but it's expensive, but that is not true anymore.
It has some potential for mitigating carbon emissions in the summer, especially with the use of smart grids, but it seems to me that for a long time to come there are likely to be cheaper and simpler means of achieving the same aim.
The finding creates another potential headache for people who run or rely on GPS satellites, telecommunications networks, and power grids, but it also means more reliable warnings about these electromagnetic disturbances.
