Sentence examples for grid like the from inspiring English sources

Several crucial intersections on this new simplified grid, like the corners of mouths, cheekbones and eyes, will be pinpointed.

Ask the professionals, though, and they will question the very notion of a formal, down-to-the-intersection neighborhood grid, like the one presented by Google.

In the ICA corridor he has painted a spectacular black and white slanting grid, like the skyscraper windows in the opening titles of Hitchcock's North by Northwest.

A central focus of the manual is containing disturbances in the grid, like the one that apparently began last week in Ohio, by informing surrounding regions and isolating the site of the trouble.

Some cities, such as New York and Chicago, are laid out on a precise grid like the atoms in a crystal, while others, such as Boston and London, are arranged more chaotically, like those in liquid or glass.

Some cities, such as New York and Chicago, are laid out on a precise grid, like the atoms in a crystal, while others such as Boston or London are arranged more chaotically, like the disordered atoms in a liquid or glass.

While our new simulations establish in principle that E-I based attractor networks can generate grid outputs even when spatial firing of many E and I cells in the network is not clearly grid-like, the extent to which these networks can account for all details of experimental observations, including the weak periodic pattern referred to by the reviewer, is not yet clear.

Sometimes it helps to talk about the grid like this: The grid is being disrupted like telecom was 40 years ago.

Framed by a clutter of sound and light equipment piled on an industrial grid-like structure, the work of the scenic designer Christine Jones, a startling circle of burnished gold holds center stage, eventually revolving.

Then it is on to McGill University in Montreal, where the grid-like regularity of the city reflects the energy and order of the analytic mind-set.

By exhibiting grid-like leaves the Madagascar Laceleaf (Fig. 5c) reduces its flow resistance.