Sentence examples for grid form the from inspiring English sources
Before the implementation of the 1811 Commissioners' Plan to lay out Manhattan Island in a grid form, the Bowery and Broadway crossed here at an irregular angle.
The novel tetranucleus clusters which are made up of four adjacent O Co N octahedra can be seen as the secondary building units (SBUs) for 2. Finally the grids form the coupling strands of opposite helixes via a connection of SBUs and assemble to the zigzag layers which organize into an embedding 3D supramolecular structure through hydrogen bonding.
In the former, as the illumination pattern is an image of a sinusoidal grid formed on the sample, the axial behaviour of the structured pattern is determined by the three-dimensional point spread function of the collector lens which is responsible for the illumination.
The smaller irregular areas of graphite and white merge into larger ones while the grid formed by the actual cards maintains order.
The interconnection of the two schemes is achieved via two DC dashed lines at the both ends in DC side to represent the DC grid formed by the nearby parallel arranged existing schemes.
This new "smart grid" forms the centerpiece of Hawkins's Green New Deal.
Grids and mobile Grids can form the basis and the enabling technology for pervasive and utility computing due to their ability to be open, highly heterogeneous and scalable.
A unified national smart grid would form the entire skeleton of a modern electricity system, allowing us to efficiently carry large amounts of electricity over long distances in a network that is integrated, continuously monitored, and resistant to failure.
CHCT adopts the conception of virtual grid to form the cellular clusters in WMSNs and considers the remaining energy of sensor nodes during routing establishment.
A "super smart grid" will form the backbone and the entire skeleton of our modern power system.
The HVDC grid Comprehensive Test Model (CTM) is a large HVDC grid formed by the four sub test models addressed above.
