Sentence examples for grid from which from inspiring English sources

He set up an elaborate symbolic grid, from which he never wavered.

Electric cars are only as environmentally friendly as the electricity grid from which they pull their energy.

The movie's extraordinary visual imagery includes overhead shots of Turin, which resembles a mazelike grid from which any escape would seem miraculous.

Mr. Liang, who also created the dark, idiosyncratically formal costumes, has fashioned a suspended grid from which long, semi-transparent panels hang via hooks.

The distance from the lowest depth of the void to the highest point of the "grid" from which acrobats jump, fly and bungee, is 98 feet.

The seismic volume was interpreted by digitizing along the inline and crosslines to obtain the reservoir grid from which the reservoir top structural map was generated.

Where American Minimalists in the 70's were making repetitive grids from which aural illusions could spring, Mr. Ligeti composes his own illusions.

This would very much resemble the power grid paradigm from which the term grid computing comes.

A spatial 1 km grid of Thailand was generated for each weather component by month, using Delaunay triangulation of weather stations nearest each grid point, from which province-month observations were derived by averaging over grid points that fall within a province.

The fiberglass mold was appropriate for apple snails because their radulas could more effectively graze from the flat surface of the gel than from the holes in the dominoes and the grid of the screen made it easy to assess feeding as the number of grid squares from which snails had consumed the artificial food.

In order to remove grid points from which the observed sources are not visible for the third station to sufficient degree within an observing session, an initial grid-trimming run was carried out.