Sentence examples for grid produced from inspiring English sources
Last week, Iraq's power grid produced more electricity than ever before, 98,000 megawatts.
While the dark lines between the modules create a woozily distorted grid, a softer, secondary, all-over grid produced by the alignment of the internal edges of the concave pyramids remains perfectly undistorted -- albeit tipped on the bias.
Overlaying a 1 km resolution grid produced a surface representing how often a grid cell is hit by a hurricane and the associated wind speed, a measure of severity.
The paddle mixer and the oscillating grid produced almost identical maximum diameters of the suspension under pseudo-steady-state conditions for all initial volume fractions, but the Couette device consistently produced larger diameter flocs at the same average shear rates and the maximum size of the aggregates increased with the volume concentration.
In comparison, the corresponding stainless steel grid produced predominantly two-dimensional nanobelt structures under otherwise identical conditions (Electronic Supplementary Information).
Thus, the distributions and functional properties of activations in the lateral grid produced by binaural sounds were similar to those produced by contralateral sounds.
For comparison, all of the plants currently connected to Iraq's grid produce a total of roughly 5,000 megawatts.
Last year, the first British tidal turbine was connected to the national grid, producing enough power for 1,000 homes.
Introduction of a third grid, known as a suppressor grid, produces the pentode (five-electrode tube), which can provide even greater amplification.
Therefore, as DeCicco found in a recent study published in the journal Energy Policy, the U.S. electric grid produces twice as much carbon dioxide as burning gasoline for each unit of energy.
Jug kettles are fast and convenient, but their fuel – electricity from the national grid – produces almost three times more greenhouse gas for each unit of heat than burning gas in the home does.
