Sentence examples for grid imposed from inspiring English sources

Since the streets of Greenwich Village are set at varying angles, unlike the grid imposed on much of the rest of the city, each block wears its morning light differently.

Rather than a rigidly square grid imposed upon a landscape as in San Francisco, MK's grid was Romantic and English, a grid of roads which curved with the contours of the land.

Designing for Nature Prodded by the Hillside Club, a women's organization formed in 1898, planners opted for streets that hugged the curves of the terrain, forgoing the rigid grid imposed on the San Francisco hills.

In fact, the cryptochrome system might supply a grid imposed on all the landmarks in a visual scene, helping a squirrel find a buried acorn, or a fox integrate its visual scene with what it hears.

Their modes range from geometric patterning, like the all-over grid imposed on a field pulsing with shades of blue in Vik Muniz's "After Yves Klein (From Pictures of Color)," to the convoluted, free-flowing sculptural forms in black and white of Winfred Evers's "Moving Still".

All the national borders in the Middle East are arbitrary lines in the sand drawn by European powers after World War I, in effect an Eurocentric grid imposed on a Muslim mosaic of Sunni, Shiite and minority sects, along with Kurds, Turkmens and other ethnic minorities.

With this new design, the grid imposes two constraints in the WUSN testbed.

Due to the volatility and randomness of renewable energies, such as the wind and solar power, integration of such energy resources into power grid imposes great challenges on the secure operation and power quality of modern power systems [2].

However, due to the intermittence and fluctuation of wind, the increasing penetration of wind power into the transmission grid has imposed many technical challenges on maintaining the secure and stable operation and control of transmission grids.

Development was further spurred as the street grid was imposed north of Canal Street and Trinity began to sell its properties.

From the day 200 years ago when the street grid was imposed on Manhattan, New York was destined to be a rectilinear city.