Sentence examples for grid to compensate from inspiring English sources

Spaces are not given in the grid; to compensate, letters are "dropped" in all three directions.

CO2Stats makes a website "green" by calculating its environmental footprint and buying green power (i.e. wind, solar) elsewhere on the grid to compensate.

In several studies, while the unbalanced voltage is resulted from the utility failure, a series converter is implemented between MG and utility grid to compensate the negative-sequence components of utility voltage and guarantee MG voltage balance [9].

Higher temperatures could also lead to steep increases in energy costs in parts of the country, as utilities may need to overbuild their grids to compensate for heavier air-conditioning use in hot months.

While oversizing is commonplace for traditional mini-grids to compensate for technological or operational constraints, this rule of thumb can hold true for individual solar home systems as well.

Local renewable energy generation can be economic while using grid electricity to compensate for the intermittency of the renewable generation.

Chang specifically references the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission which voted in mid February to allow grid managers to compensate energy storage in the same way they do traditional power generators.

One of the converters (converter 1) is used to generate series voltage sources, and the other (converter 2) is connected between main grid and ground to compensate the real power consumption of converter 1.

While the caretakers of the grid might be able to compensate for a single such attack, he added, "a coordinated attack on two stations" would be a catastrophic double whammy that the grid's control system is not designed to handle.

In 2007, Chinese regulators instituted a system of tariff surcharges to compensate grid companies for the high costs incurred in purchasing non-hydro renewable power and to self-fund growing penetration of renewables within the energy mix.

The wave amplitudes in the snapshot are multiplied by the hypocentral distance to each grid point in order to compensate for the geometrical attenuation of the body waves and to improve the visibility of the seismic phases in the later timeframes.